Auto Insurance is a contract between an individual (the policyholder) and an insurance company. It provides financial protection and coverage in case of accidents, damage, theft, or other events related to the insured vehicle. The primary purpose of auto insurance is to help the policyholder mitigate the financial consequences that can arise from unexpected situations involving their vehicle.
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.
The Massachusetts Low Number License Plate Lottery for 2021 is now open! Similar to last year, this year’s lottery will have a shorter application period and will only accept online submissions. Make sure to apply before the deadline for your chance to win one of these coveted plates.
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The MA RMV has notified customers with licenses and ID cards expiring in March, April, and May that their credentials are extended until September 2020. The letter explains renewal options: renew online now for a Standard License/ID or wait until September for an in-person REAL ID renewal.
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.
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.
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.