Several emails have been directed to the Arrive Alive website with the same request:
“Is it true that your may lose your drivers license for speeding?”
An email has been doing the rounds with exactly this message – and I would like to quote:
Speeding Violations – Driving License Suspension
Drivers and Line Managers must please take note of the latest amendment to the National road Traffic Act which became effective on 20th November 2010, to kerb the lawlessness and limit the carnage on our roads. Magistr
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The Ohio Department of Insurance (DOI) is looking out for its residents as they shop for Ohio auto insurance quotes. They recently launched the Auto Insurance Sample Premium Calculator according to the article “Ohio Department of Insurance Launches New Online Premium Comparisons Tool” found on Insurance-Business-Review.com.
The calculator is designed to assist Ohio residents in finding affordable auto insurance that fits their personal needs. The tool is available on the Ohio DOI weblink and can be used to compare sample premium quotes provided by various auto insurance companies throughout the state. Resi
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If you’ve ever purchased your own auto insurance policy then you already know that there are tons of extras that companies try to sell you in addition to your standard liability coverage. Most of the extras are actually very beneficial to drivers but can be purchased from other places.
So then the question is, should you purchase supplemental auto coverage from your insurer or a third party? To help you decide, let’s take a look at whether getting the extras with auto insurance is actually worth it.
Typical Auto Insurance Coverage Options
There are typical auto insurance coverage options that you could expect to receive from any company. The
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The accident and claims record of high profile politician Tony Yengeni have made headlines this past weekend. I had the privilege of sharing a conversation with Tony earlier this year – and our conversation focused more on road safety than car insurance. It is however important to reflect on the data referred to in a story in City Press and discuss the reference thereof to car insurance.
Background information to claims history
City Press has reported that an insurance company paid out R1.3m after a luxury Maserati GranTurismo belonging to Yengeni was wrecked in a high-speed collision three months ago. T
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If you’re hitting the road locally or thinking about traveling to visit family and friends this holiday, it’s good to always make sure you’re safe while driving. To help you out, CURE Auto Insurance is offering some great tips for driving in the fall. These tips could not only help you stay safe, but keep your auto insurance rates low.
Tips for Safe Driving in the Fall
We still have about a month of fall left. If yo
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Many drivers think the items in their car are covered in their auto insurance policy, but this is often not the case. Homeowners insurance policies and renters insurance policies often cover these items, but you will have to check with your insurer to be sure.
If you think renters insurance isn’t necessary you should think again if you are renting a property. Unlike auto insurance, renters insurance is not required by law, but it offers almost as much value. Many renters think they don’t have much to replace but they may not realize how quickly items such as clothes, furniture, dishes, and toiletries can add up. Not t
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If you’re looking to get a car insurance quote online there many things that you can do in order to make sure that you’re getting the best quote possible from the right company. There many insurance companies there on the Internet today but you have to consider that every insurance agency has different policies and regulations that they go by in order to give you a price quote on your insurance policy. This is how come your insurance premiums can vary from company to company so you want to make sure when you’re calling around for a price quote on car insurance that you call many different companies to compare the same insurance. Here Read more…
Auto insurance premiums for high risk drivers through the Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association (TIAPA) will drop by about 7.6% starting January 1, 2011. This is according to the article “Rates for High Risk Drivers in Texas Falling; Coverage Minimums to Rise” posted on InsuranceJournal.com.
Texas Insurance Commissioner, Mike Geeslin, has ordered overall auto insurance rates to drop for TIAPA personal auto insurance policies in the state. In addition to this, the minimum amounts of motor vehicle liability insurance required by law to establish financial responsibility in Texas will increase starting January 1st.
This is important news for Texas auto insurance carriers as they shop around for coverage. Know
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