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Labor Day

Today we celebrate hard work, and we honor the sacrifices and commitment it takes to make the world go round. We hope you enjoy this hard-earned day off. We know we will! Learn more about the origins of Labor Day here: http://bit.ly/3GNmL8X

National Preparedness Month

Did you know that September is National Preparedness Month? Weren’t ready for that? Never fear — This month is to remind you that preparing for emergencies can help keep you and your loved ones safe. Get started on your emergency plan today: http://bit.ly/40Z048w

State Auto Insurance Laws

If you’re a driver, then you most likely need car insurance. Do you know your state’s insurance coverage requirements? Find out now: http://bit.ly/4nZGCCj

Road Trip Pro Tips

You’ve got all the fixings for a great road trip: The perfect playlist. Car snacks. A well-maintained vehicle. Great company. Before you head out on your next road trip, make sure you’ve got the fundamentals down with these pro tips: http://bit.ly/4maKrmB

Hurricane Prep Checklist

As we enter the peak of hurricane season, make sure you’re prepared. Use this Disaster Supply Kit Checklist to ensure you’ve got essential items before a storm comes your way: http://bit.ly/4foIuki

Types of Auto Insurance

Personal injury protection coverage. Uninsured vs. underinsured. Gap insurance. How well do you know different types of auto insurance? Test your knowledge against this article: http://bit.ly/4orsUZa

Grandparents' Day

This is your sign to call or visit your grandparents! Grandparents’ Day is always celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day. Learn more about this holiday and how you can celebrate here: http://bit.ly/46MNXz7

Car Maintenance Tips

Stop driving around with that check engine light on! Instead, read up on these standard benchmarks for auto maintenance to avoid major repairs: http://bit.ly/4os9WSm

Why Get Collision Coverage?

No one plans on getting into a car accident which is why collision coverage can often go overlooked. What is collision coverage? And how might it help you if the unthinkable happens? http://bit.ly/3HmWBtQ

Tornado Warning Signs

We all rely on technology to help warn us when a tornado is coming, but part of being safe is knowing how to identify the signs of danger on your own. Here are some of the signs that indicate a tornado could be coming your way and what to do next: http://bit.ly/4me7z3P

Car Buyer's Guide

The average American spends 293 hours driving each year. That’s a lot of time spent in the car! Buying a car is a big decision which can feel overwhelming, but these simple tips can help you ace your buying journey: http://bit.ly/4frmVzz

Auto Claims Process

Auto insurance is probably one of the only purchases you make that you hope never to use. But if you find yourself in an auto collision, what happens next and how do you use your insurance? This helpful guide breaks down the claims process step-by-step: http://bit.ly/46Vm9sl

Who’s at Fault in an Accident?

If you’ve been involved in a car accident the next question is: who’s at fault? Fault determines who (or whose insurance) has the legal responsibility to pay for the damages caused by the accident. But how is fault determined? Learn how fault is determined and more with this helpful article from U.S. News: http://bit.ly/4kMZ6TT

Personal vs. Work Vehicles

Did you know that if you use your car for work you might want a special policy? Personal car insurance may not provide the coverages you’re looking for. Here’s what you should know about work vs. personal vehicle coverage: http://bit.ly/3Ukr4f8

Most Dangerous Roads in America

Not all roads are built equal and some roads are safer than others. Can you guess some of the most dangerous roads in America? Find out here: http://bit.ly/44IuJt1

Preventing Wind & Hail Damage

Wind and hail damage is one of the most common household insurance claims. Hail can be unexpected, but knowing how to protect your house or vehicle from the elements can be crucial: http://bit.ly/45H5eZy

Distracted Driving Awareness

Nine people in the United States are killed every day in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver. Take a moment to go over these tips for preventing distracted driving and help us keep the roads safe: http://bit.ly/46IZcIZ

How to Avoid Hitting a Deer

September is the beginning of deer season, but probably not the deer season you’re thinking of — it’s the beginning of deer-vehicle collision season. Check out this great resource on driving safe in deer country: http://bit.ly/4foMcdI

What is Comprehensive Coverage?

If you’ve been in the market for auto insurance, odds are you’ve heard the term “comprehensive coverage.” But what is it? And when does it make sense for you? Get your questions answered here: http://bit.ly/3HmWBtQ

Most Dangerous Intersections in Each State

Do you know what the most dangerous intersection in your town is? How bad is the intersection closest to your house? This interactive desktop tool lets you explore just that: http://bit.ly/3Uv4XlW. How are the roads near you?

National Child Passenger Safety Week

National Child Passenger Safety Week is recognized each year in September to bring heightened attention to ways parents and caregivers can help keep children safe in vehicles. Learn more with these great resources: http://bit.ly/4eYLSlG

First Day of Autumn

We made it. Today marks the first day of autumn! It’s time to start up the fireplace, curl up in a blanket and watch the leaves change colors. Here are some tasty fall soup recipes to kick off the cozy season: http://bit.ly/45ghNLc

Tips for Camping in a Car

Camping is awesome, but sometimes it’s just easier to sleep in the car before getting out on the trail bright and early. Take a look at these expert tips for camping in a car before you begin on your next outdoor adventure: http://bit.ly/46oYTmm

Most Scenic Roads in the U.S.

Sometimes the journey is just as beautiful as the destination. Check out how many of America’s most scenic drives you’ve done: http://bit.ly/3TTfck0

National Cooking Day

Today’s National Cooking Day! Have you tried all of these 30 recommended recipes? http://bit.ly/4o3mwr2 Or if you’re feeling generous, share your favorite recipes in the comments.

National Situational Awareness Day

Today is #NationalSituationalAwarenessDay – which brings attention to the importance of using situational awareness skills every day to stay out of harm’s way. Here are a few tips for improving your situational awareness: http://bit.ly/4m80ZLW

Safest/Least Safe Driving Cities

Everyone thinks their town has the worst drivers, but who’s right? This study reveals the top 25 most dangerous cities to drive in America: http://bit.ly/4m6zG52 Do you see any names that surprise you?

Fall Car Care Checklist

As temperatures drop and leaves start to change colors, now is a great time to make sure your car is in top shape before winter. Use this checklist to ensure you’re staying up-to-date on your car maintenance tasks: http://bit.ly/3Uv8wIQ

Telematics 101

Telematics is an emerging form of car insurance coverage that rewards you for being a safe driver or driving less. Could telematics coverage be right for you? Learn more at http://bit.ly/47hSM3B or reach out today for one-on-one help.

Top Car Shows in the U.S.

Cars aren’t just a way of getting where you want to go. They can also be aspirational. This list covers a few of the largest car shows in the United States so you can check out some of your dream cars: http://bit.ly/44MEjLG