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Last month, the Consumer Federation of America accused Geico of adopting unfair rating practices by basing auto insurance eligibility and premiums on educational background and occupations of consumers.

A bill introduced in California that would regulate the use of replacement crash parts by creating a parts certification system is being opposed by the Automotive Service Association.

When a customer logs onto the site, he will find an explanation and regularly updated digital photos of his vehicle's repair progress.

The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies recently reviewed claims data on more than two million motorcycles insured over the past three years.

Norwich Union, one of the United Kingdom's largest insurance companies, has revealed some of the unique reasons its customers make a claim.

A national class-action lawsuit that stretched back to 1997 came to an end recently when the U.S. Supreme Court denied the petition of Michael E. Avery, et al in their suit against State Farm.

The majority of people killed in teen driver crashes are people other than the teen driver themselves, according to an analysis of a decade of crash data by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

Driving while talking on a cell phone is universally accepted as a dangerous activity. But how dangerous is it?