Websites for Auto Insurance
1. Insurance Information Institute
http://www2.iii.org/individuals/autoinsurance/
At the Insurance Information Institute you can find out how auto insurance works, determine how much coverage you need, and learn the steps of filing a claim. You can also explore statistics for things like teen driving, driving and cell phones, etc, and watch videos of what to do after an accident.
2. Wikipedia on Auto Insurance
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_insurance
While you should always visit your state’s official site for your specific insurance minimums and insurance consumer rights, Wikipedia has a comprehensive article covering auto insurance and auto insurance laws around the world. The article also contains good general information on coverage levels and insurance terms, and links to articles by reputable sources. If you are completely new to auto insurance, Wikipedia is an excellent place to start!
3. Consumer Action
http://www.consumeraction.gov/caw_insurance_auto.shtml
At this federal government site you can find links and contact information for your local insurance regulator, and read tips on finding insurance that complies with state laws. Consumer Action also helps you know your rights as a consumer, and provides advice on staying safe while researching auto insurance online.
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