Summer rainstorm could hardly been considered to have any effect on auto insurance quotes. But the recent development had proved otherwise. The drivers Texas had the taste and they are in better position to really to let us know that there is every possibility of summer rainstorm having serious effect on the quotes you receive from insurance firms
The point of concern and the bothering question is that is this development in Texas going to be the trend across the country and thereby affecting all he drivers in the United States of America?
The second largest insurer in Texas (ABC News and the Associated Press Allstate) surprisingly published that the storm related insurance claims had been on steady increase in recent times. It was so serious that just in one state there is record of about 23% of catastrophe claims and all this has nothing to do with snow.
It is good to note at this point that the only way the insurance firms could remain in business is ensure that what they are paying as claims is less than what is being paid in s premiums. It is possible that other stake holders may not mention the possibility of increased quotes but for the insurance firms to remain in business it may eventually become one of the points to consider.
Are you in areas with high risk of natural storm related disasters like tornadoes, flooding and so on, you may be a target for increased insurance rates, either home insurance and or car insurance. This will definitely affect your auto insurance quotes. If there is anything that is going to affected by storm be sure that it is going to cost more to insure in case there is possibility of disaster strike while the insurance policy is on. Though it may not be obvious but there is every possibility that this is included in your monthly payment.
All we had been discussing is about the insurance company but the other side is about you. What exactly would you do about it?
There is nothing you can do about the natural disaster but there are little cautions that could be taking and you will be safe. Few of the steps are itemized below:
(a) If possible avoid driving when the weather is bad
(b) If you can’t but go make sure that you drive at less than speed limit, even as much as 10km/h less than the speed limit
(c) If along the way the visibility becomes too bad, don’t hesitate to stop till the visibility improves. A twenty minutes or thirty minutes late to an appointment is still better than not getting there at all.
