An InsuranceHotline.com poll this week found that out of 11,805 respondents, 39% of drivers didn't't know that if they get into an accident or slide into a ditch because of black ice, freezing rain, or other surprise winter weather, their insurance company considers them to be "at-fault" and their rate will go up.

There is no specific age when a person is legally required to stop driving. It's important to understand getting older doesn't necessarily turn people into bad drivers. Drivers between the ages of 55 and 70 have the lowest rate of collisions of any group in Canada as presented at the Aging Driver Mobility Forum in Toronto. However, once over the age of 75, the collision rate is similar to that of young beginner drivers.

When planning a vacation, most people search for the cheapest airline ticket and for a hotel with the best reviews, but the majority of vacation planners fail to take the necessary precautions to secure their home. Thieves prey on homes that appear unoccupied for extended periods of time.

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Does your home insurance policy cover you if your dinner guest gets a severe case of food poisoning and sues you for damages?

Updated: October 15, 2012 When driving in snowy or icy conditions, winter tires can provide as much as 50% better traction, allowing for safer acceleration and braking. Are all-season tires good enough for the winter driving? Some insurance companies will also offer a discount for installing approved winter tires...

An InsuranceHotline.com poll this week found that out of 11,805 respondents, 39% of drivers didn't't know that if they get into an accident or slide into a ditch because of black ice, freezing rain, or other surprise winter weather, their insurance company considers them to be "at-fault" and their rate will go up.