As our lives change, so do our insurance needs. Letting us know about changes can ensure that you have adequate insurance coverage through Erie Insurance. Here are some examples of when to check your coverage: 1. You’re remodeling or building an addition to your property. When you hire the contractor, request a certificate of insurance [...]
Read Full Post »
“In dealing with Erie Insurance, my claim was handled quickly, easily and fairly. This is why I purchase insurance: to know I’m truly protected from unfortunate, unforeseen, costly circumstances that arise at seemingly the worst possible moment.” -Richard C.
Read Full Post »
As the business owner of an auto body and repair shop, you have the responsibility for the day-to-day health, safety and welfare of your employees. We know that’s no easy task. In your industry, there are a number of potential chemical hazards and physical risks such as ergonomic injuries, noise, fumes, cutting tools and lifts [...]
Read Full Post »
You’ve just been in an accident. Step one: take a deep breath. Now, continue reading the next steps to help you remember what to do. What to do when you have an accident: 1. Protect yourself, your auto and any other property from further damage as best you can. 2. Call the police as soon [...]
Read Full Post »
Will you be one of the millions on the road this summer? Safety is one of the most important things to consider as you pack your car and leave home. To help you get ready for your next road trip, the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) recommends these 10 tips for travelers: At home 1. [...]
Read Full Post »
Even though most states require drivers to purchase auto insurance, a new study reveals that a large percentage of the population doesn’t oblige. The Insurance Research Council (IRC) estimates that 1 in 7 U.S. drivers are uninsured. “This forces responsible drivers who carry insurance to bear the burden of paying for injuries caused by drivers who carry [...]
Read Full Post »
Whether you’re planning a summer vacation or a weekend getaway, travel costs can add up quickly. Here are some tips for keeping expenses down: -Check fares on Tuesdays. Most airlines launch their sales on Monday evenings, according to Farecompare.com, a website that tracks price trends. Other airlines follow suit by the next day. Of course, [...]
Read Full Post »
Consistent car care is the health insurance for your car. To help keep your car on the road and running in top condition, review these 10 maintenance tips: 1. Review your owner’s manual, which explains how the car works. The manual is the first step to becoming a maintenance savvy car owner. 2. Change the [...]
Read Full Post »
Don’t drop the ball on your New Year’s resolutions. This year, try some resolutions that are easy to keep and will protect you and your family well into next January and beyond. Try these resolutions: 1. Don’t be a distracted driver – Many vehicle crashes are avoidable if people would just pay closer attention to [...]
Read Full Post »
Driving in winter weather can be dangerous. If you must go out, be sure you’re prepared for anything. The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation offer the following winter driving and automobile tips: -Prepare your vehicle for winter by checking your antifreeze, battery, tires and windshield wiper fluid. [...]
Read Full Post »