It's normal to feel confused about what to do during your free time during the quarantine. Many of us feel anxious about the bombardment of news. Though we must remain informed about the pandemic, our mental health needs to occupy the head with other topics. But calm down, because we are here to help you in this social isolation. We think of some ways to use your time productively! Check it out: Enhance your resume One of the significant challenges imposed by this scenario of social … [Read more...]
5 Things to do with kids during the quarantine
Those who have children know that confinement can be even crueler to children than adults. Accustomed to spending energy on walks at the park, at school, or playgrounds, the little ones are stressed after long periods without leaving home. However, the protection against coronavirus does not have to be martyrdom. For experts, quarantine can be an opportunity for parents and children to do more activities together. Right now, we are spending a lot of time with our families, which allows us to … [Read more...]
3 Tips to help adjust to working remotely during the quarantine
In a time that requires caution and prudence, it's necessary to cultivate new habits about work practices, to help protect people's health. The Coronavirus pandemic brought the need to adapt to a new daily routine thanks to social isolation; this is an unusual situation and a challenge for many. Working from home was one of the ways found to continue in the middle of the pandemic. Technology has allowed many companies to continue their operations. Now, after rapidly needing to adapt to … [Read more...]
Auto Insurers Offering Discounts in Coronavirus Relief Effort
To recognize that policyholders are driving less during the growing coronavirus crisis, insurance companies are offering premium discounts on auto insurance. Although several operators are also targeting commercial customers, most of the discounts are for personal line customers. According to the Insurance Information Institute, these and other auto insurers have announced refunds, deductions, dividends and credits totaling $ 8.1 billion. Check the list of insurers and a summary of their … [Read more...]
5 Things Millennials Need to Know About Life Insurance
Perhaps you are still living with your parents while settling in. Or perhaps you are eager to get out of a rental and enter a house or tie a knot. Life insurance can be the last thing on your list of things to deal with or even think about. (You are not alone.) But here are five things you may not know about life insurance - which you should probably know. 1. Life insurance is a form of protection If you Google "life insurance", you will get a range of informed information about … [Read more...]
What Are the Toughest States on Felony Speeding Offenses?
We've all seen it - the police hiding from the road to catch an unexpected driver who exceeds the speed limit. In the worst circumstances, you may not be watching your speed and end up with the red and blue lights behind you. Depending on the state in which you were arrested, the fine for driving too fast can cost a penny or, worse, jail time. The economic cost of speed-related accidents in the U.S. is $ 40 billion annually, not to mention the 9,378 deaths caused in 2018 alone. So it's no … [Read more...]
Insurance and the NFL
Over the last decade, the NFL has been hit by lawsuits over traumatic brain injuries, allegations of player domestic violence off the field, and rule changes of their own. According to an ESPN investigation, the sport is facing a problem that could endanger its very survival - lack of insurance. The league no longer has general liability insurance covering head trauma. And only one carrier is willing to cover teams for workman's comp. In short, if there's no insurance, there's no … [Read more...]
Who Is Responsible When a Self-Driving Car Has an Accident?
We already know how challenging it can be after a car accident. Now, imagine a collision involving an automated vehicle? The dawn of the self-driving cars has exposed many grey areas for the insurance industry, lawmakers, and owners of self-driving cars. California Incident In 2017, a cyclist in California filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of a self-driving vehicle after it hit the cyclist while changing lanes (it was a Chevy Bolt). The incident brings to light one of the many … [Read more...]
Why We Have Road Rage and How to Combat It
So, all the other drivers on the road are the problem, aren't they? That's what 9 out of 10 Americans think, according to a famous study by a Swedish psychologist. However, additional studies seem to indicate that this perceived superiority (among other things) may be a significant cause of anger on the road. And given that the costs of rabies on the road are high for us, as individuals and for society as a whole, fighting it should probably be a priority for everyone. That is why we should all … [Read more...]
The Most Congested Roads Worldwide
No one likes being stuck in traffic. It takes a lot of our time and energy. Preliminary 2019 reports from the Federal Highway Administration show that road travel has increased to an all-time high of 2.1 trillion vehicle miles in the United States alone. So, what's causing all this traffic? What causes roads to become congested? Congestion is part of supply and demand. The demand for road space exceeds the amount of road space. This means that traffic happens when the number of … [Read more...]
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