For owners of classic, custom, collectible, or antique cars, standard auto insurance may not provide adequate protection. Specialized coverage tailored to the unique value and usage of these vehicles is essential to ensure comprehensive protection against damage or loss.
Boat insurance is essential for protecting yourself and your loved ones, especially with unregistered boaters. While smaller watercraft may get limited coverage under homeowner policies, larger boats need separate, comprehensive insurance for adequate protection. Discuss coverage options with your agent to avoid gaps in protection.
Insurance companies seek DOI approval for auto premium credits/refunds due to reduced usage during COVID-19. Policyholders await carrier details post-approval. Insurers also offer payment flexibility to aid financially strained individuals; assistance is accessible through the insurance company or Murphy Insurance Agency.
COVID-19’s impact on daily life raises auto insurance concerns. Delivery work requires policy updates for “business use.” College students returning home may need garaging location adjustments or driver re-inclusion. Contact us promptly for necessary policy changes to ensure proper coverage during these uncertain times.
During the COVID-19 crisis, many insurers are offering payment flexibility for those facing financial difficulties. Contact your insurer or Murphy Insurance for assistance. Regarding Registry of Motor Vehicles issues, note the strict no walk-in policy; appointments must be made online for in-person transactions.
During COVID-19, Murphy Insurance remains open with closed offices. Our staff assists via phone, email, or online, adapting quickly to any mandated measures for seamless service. Reach out directly for prompt assistance and updates on operational changes.
To curb distracted driving and enhance safety, the new law, “An Act Requiring the Hands-Free Use of Mobile Telephones While Driving,” prohibits handheld cellphone and electronic device use while driving, effective February 23, 2020. It’s essential to prepare and adjust habits.
As the holiday season approaches, the Insurance Information Institute urges prioritizing family, friends, and festivities while remaining vigilant against potential hazards like fire, theft, accidents, and other mishaps. By following five key safety tips, including fire prevention measures, identity protection, home security strategies, responsible party hosting, and safe driving practices—especially in winter conditions—we can ensure a joyful and secure celebration for all.
As Thanksgiving approaches, remember that road safety is paramount during this busy travel period. Take precautions such as checking tire pressure, buckling up, leaving early, obeying speed limits, avoiding distractions, and never driving under the influence to ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday journey.
Join Murphy Insurance in spreading holiday cheer by dropping off new, unwrapped toys, books, or homemade gifts at any of our seven locations for Toys for Tots. Remember, the deadline for donations is December 10th, ensuring the Marines have time to deliver them to families in need before the holiday season.