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Social distancing and stay-home orders have reduced the number of cars on the road and that has resulted in a sharp drop in auto insurance claims. That, in turn, has led a number of insurers, including companies holding about 80% of the policies in Arizona, to offer discounts or premium rebates to their customers.

Driving’s down – and that’s driving down car insurance claims, premiums

Apr 17, 2020 ◇ MacKinley Lutes-Adlhoch/Cronkite News

While social distancing and staying at home may be driving you up the wall, it could also be driving down your auto insurance premiums. Read more»

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For the ninth year in a row, the Allstate America’s Best Drivers Report named Phoenix the safest city with more than 1 million residents in terms of car crashes.

Report ranks Phoenix, Tucson top cities for safe drivers

Sep 2, 2013 ◇ Chris Cole/Cronkite News Service

Anyone who’s been tailgated, cut off or rear-ended while driving on the streets and freeways here may be surprised to learn that Phoenix drivers rank as the safest around. Tucson and Mesa also ranked as the top cities in their respective population sizes. Read more» 1

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