A Sign Traffic signs may not be the only signs to watch for when driving. You may wish to watch out for the astrological signs too. By compiling raw data, InsuranceHotline.com has discovered a link between a driver's astrological sign and their tendency to get tickets and accidents. We thought...

Car Carma - and the inner driver The Book I'm in the final stages of launching the "ONLY" car insurance book that answers the questions drivers won't ask their insurance rep for fear their rate will skyrocket. The book also reveals which Zodiac signs belong to the worst drivers. And...

Stolen vehicle – what to do now? Though we do all we can to protect our vehicles, there remains the unfortunate possibility that it can still be stolen. What should you do in this case? Phone the authorities: Immediately call the police and record the date and...

A recent consumer survey shows that gas brand loyalty is taking a backseat to high gas prices.

YOU'RE FIRED! If you are paying monthly, your previous insurance company may access your account for one last payment or partial payment. Be Careful: If you do not make that payment, your policy will be labeled "cancelled for non-payment of premium", which will affect your insurance rate with your new...

Nearly half of Canadian drivers would trade their cars for improved public transit, according to a new poll released today by InsuranceHotline.com.

Insurance Companies Rate Increases and Decreases Click below to see which insurance companies lowered auto insurance rates. Overall, rates continue to fall in 2005, BUT it's less than 2%, (1.82% to be exact). In fact, one company has raised their rates. Is this the start of a trend? <span...

Look at this chart: Here's an example of 30 insurance companies' rates for a driver with a clean record. It also shows what happens if they get ticketed, possibly after having an accident. This also shows why you should always check what you are paying through <span...

Accidentally Speaking Accidents VS Insurance Claims The Law VS Insurance Companies: Insurance companies have their own rules for determining who is at fault after an accident. That fault may not be the same as the rules of law. You could be considered...