?Last week, we looked at Allstate’s list of the top 10 US cities with the worst drivers. The top 10 cities at the opposite end of the spectrum or with the best drivers are listed below;
?I’ve lived in Texas for 32 years. On more than one occasion, I’ve heard people describe Texas drivers as aggressive, bad, you name it. None of the descriptions were “complimentary!” But guess what my fellow Texans? No city in Texas made Allstate’s top 10 list for worst US drivers.
Toyota recently announced it was recalling 7.43 million cars, trucks & SUVs worldwide. The issue is faulty power window switches that can cause fires. More than a dozen models from 2005 to 2010 are affected and include;
Marc Summers, the Food Network star & producer was in Philadelphia in early August taping an episode of Restaurant Impossible. After the taping, he caught a cab to his next destination. The driver lost control in the midst of a torrential rain storm, hydroplaned and crashed. Summers wasn’t wearing a seatbelt and struck the partition between the front and back seats of the taxi disfiguring his face.
Early in my career, I got a phone call from a person who wanted to buy insurance. She was a little distraught at the time so I took a few moments to help her slow down and breathe. Once she took a deep breath I began to get the information I needed to provide her with a quote for insurance.
The last piece of information she provided was that she’d just been in an accident, was calling me from the scene, and would the policy we were discussing cover the damage to the other person’s car and hers?
Parts of Dallas received hail that ranged from tennis ball size to baseball size. This is one of the reasons Texas has the highest home
Last week marked yet another hail event in Dallas. North Texas has had a number of weather related events in the last 12 months. After
I was driving home on LBJ Freeway in Dallas on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend when I came upon an accident. Someone was taking
The initial estimates are in for the tornados that struck the Dallas/Fort Worth area last week. Here are the initial numbers; Over 1,000 homes were
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