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"100 Deadliest Days"

The stretch between memorial Day and Labor Day has been called the "100 Deadliest Days" by AAA, as the number of fatal car crashes involving teen drivers spikes during this time. Over 5,000 deaths have been reported over the summer for the past five years, a rate that is 16 percent high than other times of the year. Teens drive more over the summer than other times of the year since school is out. They frequently drive greater distances as well, traveling to summer jobs or heading to the beach or other vacation destinations. In addition, teen drivers are generally the least experienced drivers out there and are the age group that's most likely to drive while distracted. All these circumstances make for a violate combination. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that a whopping 60 percent of crashes involving teen drivers were due to distracted driving. The organization conducted a study from 2007- 2015 in which teen drivers' cars were equipped with a camera...

Motorcycles and Insurance- Don't Overlook This Key Item

With warmer spring and summer temperatures not too far away, you're undoubtedly excited about he prospect of getting your motorcycle (if you own one!) on the road again. But before you do, please take a few minutes to review your current insurance policy to make sure that you have sufficient amounts of Uninsured Motorist (UIM) coverage. UIM coverage is insurance that protects you if you suffer injuries cause by a negligent driver who doesn't carry enough insurance to cover your claim. It goes without saying that riding a motorcycle can be dangerous - even for the most skilled and cautious riders. And, unfortunately, you cant control what other driver on the road are doing (or how much insurance coverage they have). If you happen to be involved in a motorcycle accident, there's a good chance that the other driver may not have sufficient insurance to over claims of people that they injure. Not only that, injuries form motorcycle accidents tend to be more severe than tho...