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Overall, the fatality rate dropped to 1.26 fatal crashes per 100 million vehicle miles traveled, down from 1.33 fatalities in 2022.
The SEC said it will resume implementing the rule depending on the resolution of the legal challenges.
The final quarter of 2023 was the seventh consecutive period to see a decline in roadway deaths.
The average U.S. driver travels around 13,450 miles each year, Insurify reported.
Officials report at least half of the buildings in one Indiana town were damaged by a tornado in last week's storms.
Insurance industry news from Higginbotham, RT Specialty, RIMS and more.
Net Promoter Scores index policyholder loyalty by asking how likely they are to recommend their carrier.
This storm comes just two years – almost to the day – after an EF-4 tornado swept a 165-mile path through the same region.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that over the last two decades, around 20% of new businesses failed within the first two years.
The Florida insurance regulator has approved endorsement forms from at least eight property insurers.
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