Motorcycle Insurance Current Rates, News & Information

Drunk Driving and Motorcycle Deaths on the Decline

Posted in Auto Insurance , Motorcycle Insurance

November 19th, 2009
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Since the financial crisis, California was hit hard economically and seemed to bear no good news; however, recently, the Governors Highway Safety Association announced that drunken-driving and motorcycle fatalities were falling in the state – which is good news indeed.

For 2008, there were 1,112 people killed in California by drunk drivers and 198 in drunken motorcycle deaths. These numbers show a significant decline from 2007 where 1,491 people were killed by drunk drivers and 264 people died in motorcycle crashes. This could result in steep motorcycle insurance rates for many riders.

Motorcycle Insurance Basics

Posted in Auto Insurance , Motorcycle Insurance

August 18th, 2009
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Many people are fighting the rising cost of gasoline by purchasing two wheeled transportation as they use less fuel. Although a great way to save at the pump, motorcycle ownership comes complete with its own set of rules and laws that dictate the type and amount of insurance that you’ll need. Similar to auto insurance laws, basic rules are determined by the state the vehicle is registered in and varies accordingly.

GEICO Becomes Title Sponsor Of AMA EnduroCross

Posted in Geico , Motorcycle Insurance

June 26th, 2009
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Known for humorous commercials and providing insurance coverage for motorcycle and action sports participants, GEICO has recently inked a deal to become the title sponsor of the AMA EnduroCross. The high-risk sport is an off road racing event on a course that includes sand, mud, water, rocks and giant tires.

Motorcycle Insurance Coverage

Posted in Auto Insurance , Motorcycle Insurance

January 15th, 2009
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People who own motorcycles need to find the best, most affordable motorcycle insurance that they can. As everyone knows, riding a motorcycle is a lot more dangerous than driving a regular car but thats not because motorcyclists are less careful than automobile drivers. Its because automobile drivers often fail to see someone on a motorcycle, and then an accident occurs.