These tips can help to ensure safety is always in view wherever your motorcycle travels take you this summer. Read more →
Renters insurance checklist
Your landlord’s insurance only covers so much. The cost of repairing the building after a storm or a fire, for instance. That’s about it. To protect yourself and your belongings, you’ll need renters insurance. Read more →
Affected by flooding in Illinois?
The Illinois Department of Insurance (DOI) has issued Company Bulletin 2017-03 regarding exceptions for consumers in Illinois disaster areas. The Bulletin addresses moratoriums and other safeguards for consumers affected by the disaster in the Illinois counties of Cook, Kane, Lake, and McHenry. Elephant Auto Insurance will assist our affected customers in the following manner: Elephant will assess Illinois policy decisions… Read more →
What’s the difference between careless and reckless driving?
On the surface, careless driving and reckless driving seem like two sides of the same coin. Read more →
Easy summer home projects
Summer is a time to enjoy life. But before you get too settled into a routine, you may want to take care of a few basic home projects. Read more →
‘Textalyzer’ may be latest way to combat texting and driving
Several states are considering using technology to get a firmer hold on reducing the prevalence of distracted driving. New York is one of them. Read more →
7 super simple ways families can save on car insurance
There are lots of ways of getting really cheap auto insurance, and the following are but a few of them. Read more →
Selfies abound on the roads, prompting safety officials to issue warnings
Increasingly, selfies are being snapped in the most inappropriate of places: from behind the wheel of a moving automobile. Read more →
5 outdoor home maintenance jobs to finish before summer ends
As a homeowner, maintenance is a key component to ensuring your residence and your family are safe when Mother Nature doesn’t cooperate. The following are some of the things you should be sure to do this summer. Read more →
Startling predictions for Fourth of July safety
The National Safety Council predicted 466 people may die in car accidents on U.S. highways July 1-4. Additionally, as many as 53,600 may be seriously injured. Read more →