Auto Safety
Child Safety Seats
If you have children it's important to make sure they are secured properly when you drive with them.
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At the Scene of an Accident
Knowing what to do if you are involved in an accident can save lives and also make the claims process easier.
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Avoiding Deer / Car Collisions
The explosion in the deer population has lead to a continuing increase in deer-car collisions. There are operating procedures that can help.
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Car Breakdown Safety
If you are in an accident or your car breaks down, safety should be your first concern.
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Cell Phones & Driving
Drivers who are distracted by talking on a cell phone or dialing numbers while they are driving are causing more and more accidents.
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Driving in Bad Weather
Driving in bad weather is a major cause of accidents. There are best practices that will help you stay safe.
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Mature Drivers
People who are 55 years old or older are less likely to drive aggressively or too fast, so Auto Insurance companies offer mature drivers a discount. However, there are times when advanced age may present safety issues.
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Preventing Carjacking / Theft
Thousands of unsuspecting motorists are carjacked every year. Take steps to avoid being carjacked.
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Road Rage
Increasingly crowded highways and traffic backups cause many drivers to lose control and become extremely aggressive.
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Shopping for a Safe Car
If you’re like most people shopping for a new car, safety ranks high among things you're looking for. Every new car must meet certain federal safety standards, but that doesn’t mean that all cars are equally safe.
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Teenagers & Safe Cars
If your teenager has just gotten a driver's license, it may be hard to imagine handing over the keys to your brand new car, but that may be the smartest vehicle to choose.
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Air Bag Safety
Air bags save thousands of lives each year, according to The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Using air bags properly insures better safety.
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