Posted on July 29th, 2010
An online resource for motorcycles have comprised a list of helpful ways that motorcycle drivers can reduce their insurance rates.
Limiting the mileage that you travel on your motorcycle and covering it no more miles than you need will help to reduce your insurance. Also, the more experience that a person has a driver will help to lower their insurance because they will not longer be seen as high risk. Taking advanced riding courses may help a person gain experience on their vehicle.
In the event of an accident, damage to a motorcycle can cost a lot of money out of pocket if a person does not have insurance. If you are looking to insure your motorcycle, contact the Chicago motorcycle insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 1-888-972-7283.
Posted on July 22nd, 2010
The Minooka Police have recently cited eleven people for driving an uninsured motor vehicles.
Police have released the report from July 3 to July 7 when the eleven people were cited. A 52-year-old man was cited after being stopped on North Ridge Road on July 4. A 19-year-old and a 32-year-old were also cited on Independence day for the same offense. Many of the stops occurred on North and South Ridge Roads.
Operating a motor vehicle without insurance will not cost you if an accident occurs, it can also cost if fined by police. If you or a loved one are looking for affordable auto insurance, contact the Chicago car insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 1-888-972-7283.
Posted on July 14th, 2010
Due to the fact that one out of four drivers in Oklahoma are driving uninsured motor vehicles, the Governor of Oklahoma has signed a new law into effect that states that police officials can tow uninsured vehicles.
According to the Insurance Research Council of Oklahoma is rated fourth on the list of states that have the most uninsured drivers. Highway Troopers already have computers that can tell whether a vehicle is uninsured by entering a tag number. The new law will go into effect on November 1.
If you or a loved one has been searching for car insurance for your motor vehicle, contact the Chicago auto insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 1-888-972-7283 today.
Posted on July 6th, 2010
According to a police blotter in Chicago, 17 people were cited with driving with no insurance in the last week of June and beginning of July.
Although many people were also charged or cited with other driving violations, the fact that the either do not have insurance or did not have proof of insurance left them with another citation to deal with.
A 37-year-old man from Chicago Heights was charged with no insurance and driving without a license after being stopped by police on June 25. A 34-year-old man was pulled over for improper lane changes and was also cited for a revoked license and no insurance.
Driving without insurance is not only costly when getting into an accident, if a person is pulled over without having insurance it can cost money out of your pocket. If you or a loved one is looking for car insurance, contact the Chicago auto insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 1-888-972-7283 today.
Posted on July 1st, 2010
A 33-year-old woman was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of drugs after police saw her fail to stop at a stop sign.
Police caught the woman’s Cadillac DeVille run the stop sign at the intersection of Main Street and Laramie Ave. around 8 p.m. on June 20. The Cadillac then came to a stop before picking up speed.
Police then pulled her over and the officer suspected that the women was under the influence of drugs. The woman was also cited with failing to stop at a stop sign and driving without proof of insurance.
Car accidents can not only cause injury, but can total your vehicle. With no insurance, this can cost money out of your pocket. If you or a loved one are looking to insure you vehicle, contact the Chicago auto insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 888-972-7283 today for your free, no obligation quote.
Posted on June 21st, 2010
The Canton Police Department has released the results of a Click It or Ticket campaign that the Illinois Department of Transportation held the last half of May. A grant from the IDOT allowed the police to do the campaign.
The grant helped to pay extra patrol officers so that traffic enforcement was very high during the time. The campaign focused on traffic offenses, alcohol-related violations and people who are not wearing seat belts while in the car.
The results from the program were: 17 seat belt violations, 1 child safety violation, 5 suspended license violations, 13 uninsured motorists, 1 stolen vehicle recovered, 4 people arrested for outstanding warrants and more.
Accidents can happen quickly and if you are uninsured, the money must come straight out of pocket. If you or a loved one are looking to insure a motor vehicle, contact the Chicago insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 1-888-972-7283.
Posted on June 14th, 2010
A deputy pulled over a man on a motorcycle for driving 16 mph over the speed limit. Once pulled over, the man handed the police officers a piece of cardboard with a number and the word “Geico” on it.
The man did not have a license plate for the vehicle, registration or insurance. He also did not have a functioning tail light. The man said that he was missing things because he built the motorcycle himself.
The man was cited for the infractions including speeding and no proof of insurance.
If you or a loved one is looking to insure a motorcycle, contact the Chicago motorcycle insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 888-972-SAVE.
Posted on June 8th, 2010
Two men were cited after a minor collision a mile west of Illinois River Road.
According to the Illinois State Police, the two men from Hardin, who were ages 18 and 19, were heading west on the road when one of them tried to pass the other one.
The man tried to the pass as the other man was attempting a right turn, resulting in a minor collision. One of the men was driving a motorcycle and the other was driving an all-terrain vehicle.
One of the man was transported to the hospital. The same man was charged with improper overtaking a vehicle, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and no valid registration.
If you or a friend are looking to insure a motorcycle, contact the Chicago motorcycle insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 888-972-SAVE.
Posted on June 1st, 2010
Under Illinois law, the parental liability for auto insurance when a teen gets into an accident can occur if a teenager is running an errand for the family during the time when the accident occurs.
Therefore if a child uses a parent’s car to do his or her own business, the parent’s insurance should not be effected. Each of theses situations are determined on a case-by-case basis.
Courts have found family errands to include anything from a child going to the the grocery store to pick up food for the family or picking up shoes from a shoe repair shop. These situations are deemed a family errand because parents are supposed to feed and clothe their children.
If you or a family member is looking to insure a vehicle, contact the Chicago auto insurance agents of Insure on the Spot by calling 773-202-5060 today.
Posted on May 25th, 2010
A female teenager suffered minor injuries in a one-car accident on Route 127, north of Butler.
Officials said that the teen was travling southbound on the roadway when she lost control of the vehicle, left the roadway and came to a stop after landing in a ditch. She was then taken to St. Francis Hospital in Littlefield with minor injuries. She was ticketed with failure to report an accident and operating an uninsured vehicle.
Can accidents can not only cause injury but can also cost you a lot financially. If you or a family member is looking to insure a vehicle contact the Chicago insurance agents of Insure on the Spot at 773-202-5060.
