Many drivers are unaware that auto insurance companies may be receiving their driving data from commonly used apps, even if they haven’t signed up for usage-based insurance programs.

A majority of U.S. drivers support technology that alerts or limits speed, according to an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety survey, suggesting a shift toward safer driving practices.

With U.S. auto insurance rates surging by 11.2% over the past year, customer trust emerges as a key factor in maintaining satisfaction, according to J.D. Power’s 2024 U.S. Auto Insurance Study.

The U.S. personal insurance sector is set for improved performance in 2024, with the auto segment showing signs of recovery while homeowners’ insurance continues to grapple with volatility from natural catastrophes and rising costs.

Q1 2024 sees a significant rise in EV repairable claims and total loss frequency in the US and Canada, highlighting trends in EV repair costs and adoption.

Rhode Island’s new law, effective January 2025, prevents auto insurers from charging widows and widowers higher rates, treating them the same as married policyholders.

Higher accident rates and steeper repair costs for EVs are creating challenges for insurers trying to maintain underwriting profitability in this burgeoning market, according to a new report from the Swiss Re Institute.

Jim Farley envisions Ford achieving level 3 autonomous driving within a few years, revolutionizing the auto industry and reclaiming time for drivers.

Four men in Miami-Dade County are facing charges for allegedly staging a car accident and submitting fraudulent insurance claims, resulting in payouts totaling over $50,000.

Claims adjusters on Reddit reveal that there are no stress-free positions in the industry, highlighting the pressures and challenges across various types of claims.

The 2024 State of the Nation Recall Index report by Sedgwick highlights key trends, statistics, and predictions in product recalls across US industries, including pharmaceuticals, consumer products, automotive, medical devices, and food and drink.

New Jersey Supreme Court rules that low-speed electric scooter riders are not considered pedestrians under state insurance law, denying them personal injury protection coverage.

A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit to proceed against Tesla over its Autopilot and Full-Self Driving (FSD) claims, alleging customers were misled about the technology’s capabilities.

Nationwide’s new research highlights how staffing shortages and inadequate safety training are contributing to increased risks and distractions for company drivers, prompting calls for better training and safety measures.

Four individuals were arrested in Miami for orchestrating a Personal Injury Protection fraud scheme, highlighting ongoing insurance fraud issues in Florida.