Dec 30, 2011
Insurers affiliated with the site have come out overwhelmingly in support of a new law prohibiting truck and bus drivers from using cell phones while operating commercial vehicles. For trucking companies, however, the reviews are mixed.
Nov 23, 2011
Several insurers in the affiliate network of the Car Insurance Rates website have produce figures that show drivers of hybrid vehicles are less likely to be injured in accidents than drivers of traditional gas-powered vehicles.
Oct 25, 2011
Popular car insurance comparison site CarInsuranceRates.com recently addressed a new report outlining the cost disparity between married drivers and those who are single or divorced.
Oct 06, 2011
CarInsuranceRates.com has introduced a new section of the site that highlights the state by state insurability requirements to equip drivers with the knowledge necessary to choose the right level of protection.
Sep 19, 2011
Car Insurance Rates contends that accident fraud is a large driver behind the rising costs of medical payments coverage and the no-fault system in general.
Sep 08, 2011
A group of insurers affiliated with the Car Insurance Rates site has expressed concern that if the rest of the country bans the work exclusion from auto policies, as Minnesota recently did, premiums will skyrocket across the board.
Aug 11, 2011
Many of the carriers associated with the site have joined forces to lobby state legislatures for bills that would make the payments for auto accident personal injuries more equitable with the actual cost of treatment.
Jul 26, 2011
Car Insurance Rates has established a special discussion forum to solicit visitors’ experiences with the purchase of green, eco-friendly vehicles and its subsequent effect on their insurance rates.
Jul 15, 2011
The popular car insurance site has launched an article series based on the most frequently believed myths of the site’s visitors. The site gathered the myths through feedback and interaction with visitors through its customer service center.
Jul 05, 2011
Car Insurance Rates has responded to the report that drivers who let their auto insurance coverage lapse will have to pay a premium that is, on average, 5.7 percent higher with their next policy.