Distracted driving remains a significant threat on the roads, with distracted driving-related crashes claiming the lives of at least eight individuals daily, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. As April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, take this opportunity to evaluate your driving habits and commit to making responsible choices to ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road.
In the event of an accident, staying calm is essential for managing the situation effectively. Remember to prioritize safety by checking for injuries, calling the police, and exchanging necessary information with the other driver, while also documenting the scene and contacting your insurance provider promptly to initiate the claims process and ensure assistance during this stressful time.
As spring breathes life back into the roads, motorcycle enthusiasts eagerly prepare to revive their bikes for another season of adventure. Amidst the tune-ups and polish, don’t forget to ensure your insurance coverage is up-to-date and tailored to your current needs, safeguarding your excitement with comprehensive protection on and off the road.
As resilient as Northeasterners are in the face of snow, preparing for a blizzard requires more than just resolve—it demands readiness. Stay informed, stock up on essentials, and ensure your home is equipped with heating fuel and emergency supplies, because when it comes to blizzards, proactive preparation is key to weathering the storm
Enhance your driving skills and save money with the In Control Advanced Driver Training program, offering potential savings of over 10%. This training opportunity provides various avenues for cost reduction, making it a valuable investment for safer driving.
As we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, the New Year’s holiday brings forth a tapestry of traditions and customs from around the world. From the iconic descent of the New Year’s Eve Ball in Times Square to the belief in wearing red underwear for luck in Italy, each tradition carries its own unique significance, weaving together a rich cultural fabric as we embrace the promise of a fresh start.
Is your business compliant with Massachusetts Independent Contractor Law (MICL)? Established in 1990 and expanded in 2004, the law imposes a strict “three prong test” for classifying workers, affecting various industries beyond construction. Failure to adhere to the MICL can result in significant penalties, including fines and potential imprisonment, making it crucial for businesses to assess and rectify any misclassifications promptly.
Are you vying for the coveted low-number license plate in Massachusetts? Now’s your chance! With the MA RMV’s annual Low Plate Lottery now open for applications, residents have the opportunity to secure one of the 198 available plates, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and abide by the rules outlined by MassDOT.
Dealing with mail addressed to a deceased loved one can be emotionally challenging and logistically frustrating. Whether you’re the Executor of their estate or simply a resident who shared their address, there are steps you can take to minimize the influx of such mail, from registering the deceased on the Deceased Do Not Contact List to requesting mail forwarding or contacting organizations directly to inform them of the death. Remember to handle such mail respectfully, as opening someone else’s mail without legal authorization is a federal offense.
For those selling or buying homes, it’s crucial to note the updates to the NFIP and revised flood insurance rates starting April 1, 2015. These changes affect property owners or buyers in flood zones or areas newly designated as Special Flood Hazard Areas due to updated flood maps.