Florida Finally Bans Texting
Florida Gov. Rick Scott signs a texting ban bill into law, but there is still plenty of wiggle room to be a distracted driver.
NHTSA Probes 400,000 Ford F-150 Pickups for Acceleration Issues
Safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into Ford’s popular F-150 pickup truck related to acceleration issues in some of its newer models.
Aloha! Put Down Your Phone and Enjoy the Scenery
Hawaii passes new safety laws that bans texting while driving and requires all car occupants to wear seat belts.
Save Money by Paying for the Small Stuff
Just because you have collision and comprehensive coverage on your vehicle doesn’t mean you should use it for the smallest of incidents.
Higher Education Equals Lower Car Insurance
As controversial as it may be, the education level of drivers can be taken into account by auto insurance companies.
Can I Trade in My Leased Car for a Used Car?
You can't turn in a leased car as a trade for a used car. Still, there are ways to make a deal.
Should I Save $5K Bonus or Use it for Car Loan?
There are countless ways to use your bonus. Here's how to minimize the buyer's remorse.
How Strong is the Economy? Check Out Used Auto Sales
Auto sales in May are expected to rise about 8% and the annual sales pace should rebound back above 15 million vehicles--a great economic indicator.
Why are Auto Insurers so Nosy?
Why is it that auto insurance companies need to know about your spouse or others that live in your home?
Did you buy Fake Car Insurance?
Scammers target desperate drivers looking for affordable car insurance by ginning up a fake policy.
Who Said car Insurance Would Feel Fair?
Car insurance is a requirement to drive a car, but some parts of it just don't seem fair. A look at three such scenarios.
I Broke Into my own car; am I Covered?
If you've locked your keys in the car, it's a bad idea to retrieve them by breaking your car's window.
Legal Marijuana can Still Spell Trouble for Drivers
Colorado legalized marijuana, but how does that affect car insurance?
Is This Teen Ready for a Car?
Understanding the fundamentals of auto insurance is important before buying a car and your first insurance policy. Here's a cheat sheet.
Is Barefoot Driving Legal?
Many people believe barefoot driving is illegal. It's not -- but it's not smart, either.
Seven Sedans for Retirees Who Are Young at Heart
Senior citizens who crave a quiet cabin, smooth ride and comfy seats should try these cars.
Hit by an Uncooperative Driver--What Now?
When the other driver refuses to cooperate, all you really need is his license plate number to begin the car insurance claims process.
Is Leasing a Car Better for Senior Citizens?
Auto leasing can be an attractive option for retired drivers. Why buy if you can't afford it?
Don't Wait too Long to Make a Claim
You usually have the choice to make a claim or pay out-of-pocket for your vehicle's auto accident damages, but don't wait too long to decide.
Who Pays to Replace Your $500 High-Tech car key?
Find out if your home or car insurance will cover the cost to replace a lost, damaged or stolen smart key.


















