by Knapton Insurance | Feb 25, 2021 | Auto Insurance, Driving Safety Tips
Handing a teenager their first set of car keys can carry significant risks. In fact, recent research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that drivers ages 16-19 are more likely to be involved in a motor vehicle crash than any other age group....
by Knapton Insurance | Dec 15, 2020 | Auto Insurance, Driving Safety Tips, Winter Safety
Selecting Tires for New Hampshire Winter Driving There are few feelings as frightening as losing control of your vehicle. In winter driving conditions, the chances of this happening increase. To stay safe on the road, it is important to select the right set of tires...
by Knapton Insurance | Nov 8, 2016 | Auto Insurance, Driving Safety Tips, Winter Safety
Do You Need Winter Tires? You know it’s coming. Snow and slush. Freezing rain. Maybe even black ice. But do you know if your tires are ready for all of that? When driving in New Hampshire in the wintertime, your tires just might be the most important safety feature on...
by Knapton Insurance | Apr 30, 2014 | Driving Safety Tips, Safety Tips
For many Americans, especially those under 40, using a cell phone while driving seems perfectly normal. And considering that there are more than 236 million cell phone users, it’s safe to say that there are many on the road. But is it safe? Statistics say no. Studies...
by Knapton Insurance | Feb 21, 2014 | Driving Safety Tips, Safety Tips, Winter Safety
Snow plow safety is a priority here in New Hampshire, given the significant amount of snowfall that must be cleared from the roads each winter. Even for the experienced driver, safely maneuvering a snow plow vehicle is a challenging job. If you are plowing this...
by Knapton Insurance | Jan 7, 2014 | Auto Insurance, Driving Safety Tips, Safety Tips
No driver ever expects to be in an automobile accident. However, accidents can happen to the best drivers and there is likely to be confusion in the moments immediately following the collision. As a result, it is not always easy to know what to do next. Assuming you...
