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As the coronavirus situation continues to evolve, we are taking steps out of an abundance of caution to safeguard the well-being of our Employees and Customers. We wanted to share some of the changes we’re making to mitigate risks while continuing to ensure we provide the service that you expect from us.

Live in Pennsylvania or another mid-Atlantic or New England state? You need to be sure you know how to drive in the winter months when snow, sleet and ice become everyday occurrences.

Like it or not, the radar and meteorologist are right: A snowstorm is on its way. Whether you call it Snowmaggedon or the Winter Storm of the Decade, it will cause a change in your daily plans.

Sometimes, people who have been in traffic accidents talk about their cars being “totaled.” However, their definitions of a totaled vehicle might not match up to what an insurance carrier would say.

We all know that distracted driving is one of the most dangerous behaviors on the highways. In fact, distracted drivers cause hundreds of thousands of injuries, countless dollars in property damage and thousands of yearly fatalities. And teens and young drivers are especially susceptible to distracted driving.

“How can I get a low car insurance rate?”

Driving when it is bright outside is one thing. Driving at night is a totally different ballgame.

Dinner may be the one time of the day that families can enjoy a little together time. However, many moms and dads complain that their evening meals have become little more than a mad dash to finish the meal and leave the table.

Even if you own a vehicle, you might need to someday rent one. For instance, if you fly somewhere for vacation and want to explore by car, you will probably want a rental. Or, you could possibly require a rental car if your vehicle has to be out of service for several days. You might also need a rental car if you have been in a car crash and totaled your own vehicle.