Summer 2019 - On the Road
Road trippers across the country should be mindful of potential hurricanes. Drivers typically file significantly more hurricane claims (60%) between June and August than during any other season.
Summer 2019 - At Home
The ideal summer may be full of blue skies and sunny days, but summer can also bring stormy weather, with homeowners across the country facing the potential for hurricanes, flooding and tornadoes.
Spring 2019 - On the Road
According to new survey data released as part of the Spring 2019 Seasonal Smarts Digest for drivers, one-in-three U.S. motorists (35%) say they are comfortable driving their vehicles through six inches of water.
Spring 2019 - At Home
Spring is a "hail" of a time to be a homeowner in areas of the country like Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma where hail is the top reason for home claims filed with Farmers between March and May.
Fall 2018 - On the Road
Animals crossing roadways pose a challenge for drivers in the fall. More than 36 percent of comprehensive auto claims filed with Farmers due to an animal collision occur between September and November.
Summer 2018 - At Home
No amount of planning can stop storms or fully deter determined wrongdoers, but there are steps that may be taken to help safeguard both homes and automobiles against potential issues that may arise in the balmy months ahead.
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- Hail damage: What to do if you find it, and how to prevent it
- To train more workers, companies turn to virtual reality
To determine the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list, Great Place to Work analyzed responses from more than 650,000 employees at Great Place to Work-Certified organizations across the country.
To help people prepare for tropical storms and hurricanes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Red Cross, and other organizations have created guidelines about what to do and pack if a storm is approaching. Here are some of their recommendations.
To avoid deer strikes, here are some tips from insurance experts.
Here's what you need to know when severe weather hits.
For the next wave of workplace learning, get ready to strap on a pair of virtual reality goggles.
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