National Study News Stories

If you're a homeowner, you probably know firsthand that homeowners insurance rates rarely stay still. In fact, recent studies show that average home insurance rates have risen in every state in the country.

With 71 Million estimated Millennials in America today, they’re closing in on becoming America’s largest generation. Millennials are the trend setters in industries like technology, but the auto

QuoteWizard analyzed more than two million data points with state fatality data to determine the best and worst driving states in the nation. How does your state rank?

Using over a million driver data points, QuoteWizard ranked cities with the highest rate of car crashes. How does your city stack up against the rest of the country?

Quite a few drivers see the speed limit as more of a guideline than a rule. Which cities put the pedal to the metal more than others? QuoteWizard ranked America’s fastest driving cities.

Summer, the busiest driving season of the year, is upon us. Roads across America are packed with sightseers, road-trippers, commuters, and everyone in between. That unfortunately also means that roads are more dangerous than usual. Why? An increase in total drivers is also an increase in bad drivers – more in some metro areas than others.

From non-existent turn signals to an inability to grasp the zipper merge, many drivers‘ skills behind the wheel leave a lot to be desired. Every person seems to think their hometown has terrible drivers. At the same time, it's never a surprise when you're cut off by a car with an out-of-state license plate. Big picture, it might be a good rule of thumb to just assume every other person on the road is a bad driver.

With the Fourth of July on the horizon, America's roads are busier than ever. Using 2 million driver data points, QuoteWizard determined which of America's 75 most populous metro city areas have the best and worst drivers.