Do I Need Multi-State Car Insurance for Out-of-State Coverage?
Posted: May 11, 2026
In most cases, the answer to this question is “no.” However, some states may have different requirements for showing proof of insurance and different insurance requirements than what your policy provides. In those cases, as a nonresident, your policy will automatically be increased to meet the minimum amount and type of liability coverage required by that state’s law should you be in an accident. Blog...
What to Include in a Car Emergency Kit
Posted: May 7, 2026
A well-stocked emergency roadside kit is a must-have item for road trippers. Stocking your car with the right things can help you get back on the road—or at least remain safe while you’re stranded. Pre-assembled kits are available to purchase, but you might want to assemble your own or customize a kit you buy. While some items are nice to have in an emergency, others...
What Should I Do After Witnessing a Car Accident?
Posted: April 7, 2026
Knowing what to do after witnessing a car accident can help keep you safe, assist the victims and provide an accurate account of the scene. The most important steps to take after you witness an accident include making sure it is safe to approach, lending assistance if possible and calling 911 to report what you saw. What should I do if I witness an accident?...
Hydroplaning: What is It and How Can You Avoid It?
Posted: March 9, 2026
It doesn’t matter the season: heavy rain and wet roads can occur at any time of the year. That means slick roads, limited visibility and yes, hydroplaning. No matter the weather, having the right auto insurance can give you peace of mind. But hydroplaning can be scary – so it’s important to understand the conditions when it’s likely to occur, and what to do if it...
Are We Getting Enough Sleep to Safely Drive?
Posted: April 3, 2025
Sleep-deprived drivers are turning America’s roadways into danger zones with potentially costly consequences. That’s according to the findings of a new survey sponsored by Erie Insurance examining drivers’ sleeping and driving habits. The survey found that a majority of Americans are sleeping fewer than seven hours per night, the minimum nightly amount recommended by the Center for Disease Control. A lack of sleep can affect...