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Posted by Danielle Mitchell On Oct - 22 - 2010 0 Comment

A lot many of us believe compare car insurance stands out as the only medium to get lower insurance premiums. What most people do not take into consideration that insurance costs depend on several factors- factors which are capable of manipulating the premium rates. Some of these factors are completely unavoidable while certain others come with unpredictable conditions that cannot be overlooked. For instance, consider the case of the gender bias that comes with insurance sector. It is statistically known that women are better drivers than men meaning the insurance premiums for the former come with better quotes.

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Posted by Eric Adams On Oct - 21 - 2010 0 Comment

There is no dispute around the effectiveness of vehicle tracking devices in combating vehicle crime!

The South African Police Services recently revealed crime statistics for 2009 – and this makes for interesting reading. There is an interesting note included in the Crime Stats report – and we would like to quote:

“Carjackers mostly differ from the groups above. They are usually part of hijacking syndicates or serve as suppliers to highly organized syndicates at a higher level of organized crime. Most

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Posted by Danielle Mitchell On Oct - 18 - 2010 0 Comment

Motorists in the UK have been warned to heed to the concealed perils that come with renewal of the car insurance policies excusing which could pose a severe blow to their financial status. This has become particularly more important given that AA confirmed a 40% increase in the car insurance premiums. It should also be taken care that any simultaneous change in the policies may also bring forth inevitable cost implications. Some of the mentioned fees are often scandalous, which is why the insurance holders should take pertinent care before you compare car insurance, during renewal of the policy as well as while making a claim.

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Posted by Eric Adams On Oct - 17 - 2010 0 Comment

Instructions

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    Gather as much information as possible about the uninsured driver. Have her license plate number, address and name, if possible. The motor vehicle department can identify a driver by plates issued and not returned when insurance lapses.

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    Call your state motor vehicle department. If you do not have the phone number, go to the state’s website to locate it. Some states use separate departments that handle uninsured drivers, but your motor vehicle department can provide you with the correct contact information, according to the Car Insurance website.

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    Call and use the prompts to transfer to the licensing department.

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Posted by Eric Adams On Oct - 17 - 2010 0 Comment

Instructions

  • 1Keep the traffic and parking tickets to an absolute minimum. Tickets on your record have a big influence on the auto insurance rate you get. If you have a clean record, then onto the next step. If you have tickets on your record, within the last handful of years, take it easy for awhile. In most states those tickets will drop off your record after a few years. That will translate directly to lower insurance rates.
  • 2Add safety and anti-theft devices to your car. If you’re not in the position to purchase a car with all this preinstalled, then purchase an add-on security system or safety equipment.
  • 3Move all your insurance to one company.
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    Posted by Danielle Mitchell On Oct - 14 - 2010 0 Comment

    As per a new research in the insurance sector, the costs of automobile insurance premiums have risen by £177. The experts at EMB believe that the comprehensive insurance has risen to £650, a figure that has jumped from what used to be £473 in the final quarter of the year 2009. Furthermore, it is also seen that the insurance premiums for the male drivers of the age group 17-20 have seen the greatest increase, by rising to over 10.9%. This single leap resulted in increasing the cost of the comprehensive insurance from £284 to a shocking value of £2879. While the insurance costs for women did not continue to go on a decent pace as well, the increase was considerably lesser than that of the male group. For

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    Posted by Eric Adams On Oct - 11 - 2010 0 Comment

    I have never owned a quad bike myself but was invited to join friends on a quad bike weekend at the end of last year. This also resulted in me driving a distance of 90km in the beautiful Eastern Cape on the Lesotho Border.

    One of my friends is the co-owner of the Quad24 website – and has been on several quad bike weekend trips. It is perhaps these experiences that ensured that our group of 5 guys were well kitted out with good bikes and quality protective clothing.

    Safety for all road users has always been the objective in the development of the Arrive Alive Website. W

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    Tags: Bike, Quad Bike
    Posted by Eric Adams On Oct - 10 - 2010 0 Comment

    Instructions

    Removing Vehicles

  • 1Sign into the Esurance Policy Management web site using your e-mail address and Esurance password.
  • 2Click “Add/Edit cars.”
  • 3Click “Edit/Remove” to remove cars from your policy.
  • 4Enter the date you would like to change your policy and click the “Remove” button next to each car you want to remove.
  • 5Click “Continue” and confirm that you wish to remove the selected vehicles.
  • Adding Vehicles

  • 1Click the “Policy Info” tab to return to the Esurance Policy Management page.
  • 2Open the “Add/Edit cars” menu.
  • 3Click the “Add Car” button at the bottom of the page.
  • 4Enter the year, make, model, and Vehicle Identification Number for the car you are adding.
  • 5Click “Continue” and confirm your request to add the car to your policy.
  • Tags: Esurance
    Posted by Danielle Mitchell On Oct - 9 - 2010 0 Comment

    With car insurance comes a number of factors that could have a direct impact on the insurance claims as well as the premiums. We understand that insurance premiums may soar depending upon the riskiness of the person and their ability to show up potential responsible driving. Similarly with the insurance claims, a number of factors come to trouble its existence which is why care should be taken so as to reduce the number of claims. The police in Salford have lately registered a number of cases of car plate being stolen from cars.

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    Posted by Danielle Mitchell On Oct - 9 - 2010 0 Comment

    The rising fuel prices alongside the congestion charges have simultaneously fuelled the rise in the insurance premiums for vehicles across UK. Furthermore, the cues hint at further increase in the costs, which would make pay-as-you-go as the best possible step possible for the UK drivers. The pay-as-you-go method is something that most of the UK citizens are used to. People have been using this method for a number of purposes and it is high time that car insurances could also be clubbed with it. The question is however whether more of the UK driver would prefer the pay-as-you-go method.

    As per a recent report, close to 46% of the UK driving population offer their support for the road pricing provided that it was coupled with the abolition or the decrease in the road tax.

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