Interview With Michael Garner, Southeast Auto Rental Dealers ...
RTO Online, MO - 12 minutes ago
... provide vehicles to their customers." The biggest question Garner says he hears from dealers involves the logistics of handling automotive insurance.
• Accident Insurance Company, Inc. (AIC) Is Approved to Write ... - eReleases (...
Accident Insurance Company, Inc. (AIC) Is Approved to Write ...
eReleases (press release), MD - 21 minutes ago
KENNESAW, Ga., Oct. 2, 2007 -- AIC has received approval from the Georgia Department of Insurance to start writing commercial auto liability and physical ...
• Sunny, But Expensive Dreams - Crosswalk.com
Sunny, But Expensive Dreams
Crosswalk.com, VA - 27 minutes ago
... as the largest daily newspaper recently noted, "New Jersey already is one of the most expensive states for business" and, may I add, for auto insurance, ...
• Lawmakers consider restoring no-fault auto insurance - ABC Action News
Lawmakers consider restoring no-fault auto insurance
ABC Action News, FL - 38 minutes ago
Florida's no-fault auto insurance system has expired but lawmakers will consider restoring it during a special session starting tomorrow. ...
• What's next for drivers as Florida no-fault auto insurance expires (Sun-Senti...
No-fault insurance expires, but some advise sitting tight You don't have to change anything on your auto insurance, now that personal injury protection is no longer mandatory in Florida. But should you?
• Crist calls for action on property taxes, auto insurance (Miami Herald)
Gov. Charlie Crist made a last-minute entrance into two legislative feuds Monday, ordering lawmakers to take up the expired no-fault auto-insurance law when they meet this week and prompting them to hold another special legislative session to fix a property-tax proposal that a judge invalidated.
• Auto Insurance -- What Determines Your Rates (The Auto Channel)
CHINO, Calif., Oct. 1, 2007 -- According to OnlineAutoInsurance.com, the various factors used to determine auto insurance rates are generally undisclosed to consumers.
• Ahead of the Bell: Auto Insurance (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Lawmakers on Tuesday will examine whether auto insurers effectively discriminate against minorities by charging higher premiums to customers with poor credit records.