Consumers, in general, should purchase the CDW/LDW, at least for short-term rentals

Some states are taking action to ban accident fees

Opposed to the practice of municipalities charging accident response fees

Info on disclosure of the use of aftermarket crash parts in repairs

The cost of replacing air bag components after a collision is one of the largest cost increases in repair

Some states have spoken on the issue of multiple auto policies and anti-stacking provisions

Full text of rating and other auto residual market technical manuals for the majority of states

State auto residual market plans

FAQ answers common questions about the Auto Residual Market

Michigan’s residual market mechanism for automobile insurance

Administers the automobile assigned risk plan for North Carolina

FAQ answers common questions about auto residual market mechanisms

Covers four critical areas of loss control

Legal advice to assist small business and individuals understand their rights

Provides definitions for auto policy terminology

The issues facing the nation’s auto insurers and consumers

Series of articles related to fleet exposures and coverages

Key facts and current developments

The challenge is to figure out what is considered an

Outlines 2004 Connecticut High Court ruling limiting emotional distress recovery

Coverage issues related to the personal auto policy & business auto policy

Describes required and optional automobile insurance coverages

Covers the basics of six types of auto insurance coverage

Definitions of key terms

Here are some points to consider before using a non-owned vehicle

Illinois, Arizona, Louisiana have expanded uninsured motorist/underinsured motorist coverage to hired and non-owned

An Insurance Perspective

How to buy wisely, save money and make claims

Consumer's guide to car insurance

Answer to common consumer questions

Do I need insurance to rent a car?

Recent developments on the dangers associated with driving and cell phone use

Commercial auto policies specify the extent of coverage provided by using symbols to indicate the breadth of protection

Comparison of passenger cars, station wagons/passenger vans, pickups and utility vehicles

Calculator includes the impact of indirect costs of fleet accidents

A fact sheet on US national crash statistics

Results of a 2000 study

Explains auto insurance coverages

Take precautions and avoid hassle by knowing what to do after an accident

How drunk driving affects auto liability insurance losses

A summary of the law effective Jan 1, 2008 - the reformed PIP/no-fault auto insurance provisions - PIP medical benefits

GAP is an acronym for Guaranteed Auto Protection

Provides definitions of automotive terminology

An explanation of the basics

Advice for consumers

Compared to the Drive Other Car coverage (DOC) endorsement

FAQ answers common legal questions related to auto liability insurance

Study looks at intra-company differences in profitability for insurers that actually participate in each state market

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is mandatory auto insurance coverage in Kentucky

Chart of which states require minimum liability, PIP, no-fault or uninsured motorist coverage

The following table lists the minimum requirements in all 50 states and D.C.

Explains BAP symbol 19

While such checks help identify high-risk drivers before accidents occur, they also create a potential legal pitfall

Establishes rules and premium rates for auto liability insurance in North Carolina

No-fault applies to state laws that provide for payment of no-fault first-party benefits & restrict the right to sue

The no-fault system is viewed by opportunistic claimants as a kind of macabre lottery

What you need to know

A description of the coverage

Examples of how a business is liable for accidents caused by employees driving their own vehicles

Vicarious Liability for Car Owners

An overview of coverages provided by the PAP

A summary of the law in each state - tort law or no-fault as of August, 2007

Summaries of reports

2005 Connecticut court ruling on uninsured motorist limits and self-insured requirements

Covers older drivers and automobile accidents

The negligent entrustment concept may make companies responsible for their employee's behind-the-wheel behavior

August, 2004 overview of the insurance market for the trucking industry

The rates shown in the rate table are for a one-year basic liability policy

Car insurance-related topics for consumers

Interpreting the

Telematics devices offer fleet operators, insurers and risk managers insight into driving behaviors