Perhaps you live in the city, where public transportation is in abundance. Or maybe you live on a college campus and don’t have access to a car. If this sounds like you, it’s likely at one point or another you’ve found yourself in a situation where you need access to a vehicle.

Having a car accident can leave you feeling a bit anxious and overwhelmed. Aside from the adrenaline rush of making sure you and anyone else are safe and ok, your mind begins to race with a million questions.

“Full coverage”.  It’s one of those terms that makes my neck twitch.

So, you’ve got a new driver or a soon-to-be permitted or licensed driver in the house? Dare we say “congratulations”? 

If you're at all like us, you likely have a car in your garage or driveway that isn't currently getting a lot of attention.  Whether it is due to seasonal downtime, traveling, working remotely, or even a pandemic - you may think it is fine to give a car a break and come back to the same as you left it. However, this may not be the case.

Are you unhappy with your car insurance?