Less driving, fewer crashes should bring cheaper insurance

Those lightly traveled freeways and streets could be putting a few dollar bills into your wallet. With most states under stay-at-home orders from governors, traffic is down almost everywhere, and that means lower crash rates and fewer insurance claims. As a result, most auto insurance companies are cutting rates, sending checks or offering credits on monthly bills. But ...

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Less driving, fewer crashes should bring cheaper insurance

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