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Accidents happen, but the drivers of certain cars seem to have these slip-ups more often than others.

Staying at home has never been more of a priority, and many Americans are eager to invest in a new nest.

Despite reductions in driving early on in the pandemic, driving levels have returned to normal across the country and rude drivers are back on the roads in full force.

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?

Caution on the roads is paramount. Is your state one of the safest to drive in?

Cities across the United States are lifting quarantine-era rent forgiveness policies soon. But are Americans any more ready to pay rent than they were before the pandemic?

Reopening schools this fall comes with a valid concern: can classrooms really accomplish social distancing?

We can be not only our happiest, but our healthiest, right at home.

From fender-benders to head-on collisions, car accidents can directly harm your safety and insurance costs.

Americans are well-known for their intense devotion to their cars. And pickup trucks, more than any other vehicle, have earned a loyal following across the United States.

It’s key to obey the rules of the road anywhere you drive, both for your own safety and for others.’ And it’s best to be particularly prudent in some states, where drivers are ticketed more often than average.

Looking for your dream home? If you live in one of these states, you might have to consider a hefty home insurance premium as well.