New Georgia Law Requires Safety Features on Golf Carts

Golf cart owners in Georgia will soon have stricter requirements to follow if they plan to drive their carts on roadways.

A new law taking effect Jan. 1 creates a separate classification of personal transportation vehicles for golf carts. It also sets standards for towns and counties wanting to create ordinances allowing drivers to use the carts on residential streets and multi-purpose pathways. The law requires that golf carts have braking systems, a reverse warning device, tail lamps, a horn and hip restraints. Click the link to read more....

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U.S. Airlines and Lost Luggage Liability - Did you also know your home insurance will also respond?

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Understanding Your Insurance Deductible

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Hurricane Forecaster Delays 2012 Prediction Until Spring

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Deficit Poses the Biggest Threat to U.S. Healthcare

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Distracted Driving Stems From More Than Cell Phone Use, Insurers Say

Read this article to find out how many things are distracting drivers.....

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Are you prepared for the unexpected??

The Ready Georgia mobile app, created by the Georgia Emergency Management Agency and the Georgia Department of Public Health, is an interactive tool that makes it easier than ever to be prepared for emergencies. The app includes robust features not previously available in one mobile application. Download it here and be prepared!

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Will the recession total your car?

The economy has dented your car's value, at least in the eyes of insurers. Here's why, despite fewer serious wrecks, more cars are being declared a total loss.


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Government study: More drivers texting at the wheel. Do you text and drive?

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Graduated Driver Licensing Could Save 2,000 Lives, $13.6 Billion: Study

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