auto insurance

If you add a teen driver to your insurance policy, you can expect your insurance premium to go up an average of 86 percent in New Jersey.

The New Jersey Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor is tracking a growing trend of Garden State residents insuring in North Carolina and Pennsylvania to avoid higher car insurance rates according to Assemblyman Wayne DeAngelo.

To no one's surprise, the cost of auto insurance jumped again in the Garden State. As the state attempts to relieve some of the pressure, there are a few steps drivers can take to help themselves.

We're going to keep the driving theme going today since we've gotten a great response to today's earlier question on speeding, we have a followup question for you...