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Last year, the Arkansas General Assembly passed Act 242, which directed highway officials to study the possibility of raising the speed limits on the state’s primary highway network, about 6,300
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Allstate may have been downgraded recently, but not all insurance companies are tightening their belts and facing losses during this time of economic crisis. One example of a company doing
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A version of the regulations for Pay-As-You-Drive (PAYD) has been drafted by the California Department of Insurance. The decision to do so has stemmed from many consumer inquiries and comments
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Allstate Corp has given in to the state of California Department of Insurance order to reduce their auto insurance rates an average of 15.9%, they said on April 30th, but
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This week, the monthly RateWatch report was released by Insurance.com, and the results were welcome. In a time when almost everything is becoming more expensive, the March report found that
Progressive Insurance is expanding their commitment to commercial customers by offering more products to help mitigate the costs that small business owners with car fleets typically have to endure. Their
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Over the past year, the number of drivers without insurance has doubled, from 10% in early 2008 to 20%, as a result of the growing concern over the economic situation.
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Progressive has just received its sixth and seventh Standard of Excellence Web Awards from the Web Marketing Association (WMA). Both awards went to Progressive Insurance sites that make it easier
Reform of car insurance in Massachusetts over the past two years has actually been good for agents, with 70 percent of drivers in the state now seeking the help of
Hester Inc., the trucking company from Alabama that caused a crash in Kentucky that killed 11 people, had received a deficient rating of 88.4 from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
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