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Category: Auto Insurance
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Dress To Ride
When you dress to ride, how much protection are you getting from your safety gear? New models of airbag vests can deploy automatically in a collision, helping cushion the impact on your most vital regions.
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Safe Driving for Young Drivers
What if I told you the Signal® by Farmers® app may help teenagers learn more about becoming better drivers? Call me to learn more.
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Seat belts Save Lives
You know you’re supposed to. You hear it all the time. But do you *always* buckle your seatbelt? Even for those quick errands just down the road? Never mind the “click it or ticket” slogan. It could save your life.
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Is Hands-Free Really Safer?
Hands-free devices while driving may not be as safe as you think. One study found that even using a phone’s voice features can leave you distracted for up to 27 seconds afterward.
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Busy Lives
So much has changed – side hustles, car sharing, self-driving cars. Farmers Flex℠ Personal Auto offers Enhanced Roadside and Ride Assistance, Vehicle Replacement Plus, and New Replacement Parts coverage options. Let’s talk today. farme.rs/ILFlexAuto
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Don’t Text and Drive
At 55 miles an hour, sending or reading a text is like driving the length of a football field — with your eyes closed, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Be Cautious
Drop-off lines, pickups, rides to practice — back to school means more driving, more traffic and more kids in crosswalks. It’s a good time to pay special attention when driving near schools, bus stops and intersections with crossing guards.
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Buying a New Car?
Dreaming about a new car? Farmers® car shopping service may help save you money and much of the hassle. https://www.farmers.com/car-shopping-service/
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Safety & Young Drivers
I’m more than an insurance coach and Farmers® agent. I’m a local, and I care about our community — including the safety of our young drivers. Help our new drivers learn by example: put your phone down and keep your eyes on the road when you’re driving.
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Speeding & distracted driving
Speeding and distracted driving may be the top causes of car crashes, but you’re also three times more likely to be in a car crash if you’re driving while drowsy. Pull over and grab a nap if you’re short on zzzzs.