Search Results

The last issue of the year provides a great opportunity to look back at some of the highlights (and lowlights) of the year. Among the major lowlights were the hacks at the Office of Personnel Management and Anthem Insurance; the flooding that decimated much of North and South Carolina; and...

Tell your clients: The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's list of recommended used vehicles for teens has grown more than 50% from last year.

Self-driving cars are definitely on the way, but it may be some time before we're all being conveyed by fully automated vehicles.

The chances of dying in a crash in a late-model vehicle have fallen by more than one-third. And there's more good news.

Despite major advances, airbags still pose a danger to the unwary.

Despite major advances, airbags still pose a danger to the unwary.

Does your teen push limits on the open road? Keep them safe with these mid-size vehicles recommended by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Why? Because such safety features are more expensive to replace if a crash occurs.