Currently 12 states and Puerto Rico have no-fault auto insurance laws. Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania have verbal thresholds. Hawaii, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota and Utah use a monetary threshold.

Basic reference table displaying reaction and braking distances for vehicles traveling at a specific speed.

A list of accreditations associated with the insurance industry.

This list of vehicles equipped with crash data recorders is current through 2014.

The Red Flag checklist helps determine whether a rear-end collision may have been a staged accident; this maneuver is referred to as a swoop and squat crash by the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud. Claims with numerous red flags may need to be referred to the special investigations unit (SIU).

Reference chart showing what a person's blood alcohol content may be, based on the number of drinks consumed within an hour. Includes a person's weight as a factor.

The Insurance Law Digest is a series of PDF files that provide summaries of insurance laws for each U.S. state and the Canadian province.

Chart of feet traveled per second relative to speed (mph).