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Got A Ticket? Here's How Much Your Car Insurance Premiums Will Increase - Forbes

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Got A Ticket? Here's How Much Your Car Insurance Premiums Will Increase Forbes Among all the factors that determine what a given motorist will pay for car insurance – including age, sex, marital status, address and the make and model of car – the most critical is one's driving record. The difference between having a clean history ... and more »

Online Auto Insurance: New Ala. Law Shows Range of US Texting Bans - Insurance News Net (press release)

Online Auto Insurance: New Ala. Law Shows Range of US Texting Bans Insurance News Net (press release) For example, cheap car insurance in Texas won't get any pricier due to texting tickets or citations because the state only restricts texting for school bus drivers with passengers, vehicles in school crossing zones and teenagers under 18 years old. and more »

Insurance.com Launches New 'Uh-Oh! Calculator' that Shows How Common Tickets ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

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Insurance.com Launches New 'Uh-Oh! Calculator' that Shows How Common Tickets ... San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Insurance.com's new interactive "Uh-Oh! Calculator" allows you to compute the average percentage increase to your auto insurance rate for 14 common violations. Foster City, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2012 Everyone realizes a ticket is likely to increase your ... How men can beat gender bias in car insuranceCBS News Mass. drivers see insurance rates riseBoston.com Insurance.com's 'Uh-Oh! Calculator' Shows That Traffic Violations Boost Auto ...Autochannel (press release) all 41 news articles »

No Tickets, Two Accidents: Will I Be Canceled? - TheStreet.com

No Tickets, Two Accidents: Will I Be Canceled? TheStreet.com By Michael Johnston Question: Can my auto insurance company cancel me if had two accidents in three years? I have no tickets and no points, and I don't see where my policy states that I can be canceled for just having accidents. and more »

Insure4USA.com Explains Why Auto Insurance Should Cover Weather-Related Damages - DigitalJournal.com (press release)

Insure4USA.com Explains Why Auto Insurance Should Cover Weather-Related Damages DigitalJournal.com (press release) In a recent article published by Insure4USA.com, the website highlights the importance of procuring extra cover for weather related damages and ways to cut down on auto insurance costs. COLUMBUS, OH, May 18, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Driving in ...

ARA and OATRA Decry the Cynical Attempts by the Insurance Industry to Diminish ... - MarketWatch (press release)

ARA and OATRA Decry the Cynical Attempts by the Insurance Industry to Diminish ... MarketWatch (press release) The Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) and the Ohio Auto and Truck Recyclers Association (OATRA) have decried the cynical attempts by lobbyists for the insurance industry to diminish the vital role played by local Ohio automotive recycling ... and more »

Sacto 911: Health insurance rate regulation proposal gets 800000 signatures - Sacramento Bee

Sacto 911: Health insurance rate regulation proposal gets 800000 signatures Sacramento Bee Consumer Watchdog launched the initiative qualification campaign after heath insurance rate regulation legislation stalled in the state Legislature last year. The measure also targets provisions of a rate-related initiative sponsored by auto insurance ... and more »

After fall, insurers' auto rates up again - Boston.com

After fall, insurers' auto rates up again Boston.com Auto insurance rates, which tumbled after Massachusetts opened the state to more competition four years ago, are marching steadily upward again. Many of the state's largest auto insurers have raised rates in each of the past two years, citing the need ... and more »

Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones Announces Good News for California Drivers - Sacramento Bee

Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones Announces Good News for California Drivers Sacramento Bee Beginning mid-May, insurance premiums for Low Cost Auto Insurance program decrease up to 9% across California - biggest changes seen since 2009. By California Department of Insurance SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 16, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- Insurance ... and more »