The average American stops for gas five to seven times a month. For most people, pumping gas is no big deal. But it is a hazardous, highly flammable material that must be handled with care.
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Most of us likely associate the daunting winter months with harsh driving conditions. But what some people might forget are the strong winds and torrential downpours that summer storms can bring.
Vacations are meant to be relaxing and stress free. But before heading out the door, you should do more than just pack your bags.
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If you’re a parent, make sure you know all the facts regarding training, licensing and insurance requirements to help keep everyone safe and be fully covered.
Follow these tips on what to do when your car starts sliding on ice and how to prevent your car from sliding on ice in the first place.
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Unlock the secrets to effective gutter cleaning. We’ll explore techniques for cleaning gutters to protect your home.
So you have a second car that you need to add to your auto insurance policy. Reasons for needing a second car insurance policy may involve many different life-change events.
If you’re planning to allow someone else to drive your car, it’s natural to wonder if those drivers are covered and, if so, under whose policy?
At Plymouth Rock Assurance, we understand that you most likely will never need to know how Bodily Injury differs from Collision, except when purchasing an auto insurance policy.
Your car insurance policy with collision and comprehensive coverage includes a deductible which is the amount of money you are responsible to pay when you file an insurance claim.
If your car has been flooded, here are steps to take and important information to consider.
A driver has hit your car while you were in the store, and now there’s damage! What should you do? In most cases, the most important thing you can do is to stay calm.
Icicles hanging from your home’s roof may look dazzling, but they can also be a sign of ice dams.
The answer in your case, of course, will depend on what kind of car you drive. But, there’s an easy way to find out.
As many of us are returning to work, we're faced with the challenge of driving with sun glare, which is most prominent during rush hour. Make your commute a safe one.
Driving in the rain can bring many situations that require a little extra caution to keep everyone traveling safely on the road.