The giant tornado that hit Oklahoma yesterday killed at least 91 people, as reported by the New York Times. Rescue workers are still struggling to make their way through the debris left by the mile-long tornado. Our hearts go out to everyone affected by this deadly disaster, and the Claims team at SafeAuto Insurance is working diligently to help all of our customers in any way that we can.

We know that in the wake of a disaster such as this one, taking care of insurance claims may not be the first thing on your mind. In order to help our customers and be proactive, our Claims department has called each of our customers in the area to discuss any claims that they may need to make.

If you have been affected by the tornado in Oklahoma and need assistance, please call us or visit our website at www.safeauto.com or email CD@safeauto.com.

At SafeAuto Insurance, we specialize in minimum limit car insurance. We are well aware that drivers are looking to save money not only when it comes to purchasing their auto insurance, but also in their daily life activities. That is why we have decided to give away gas gift cards to our social media followers.

“Gas Giveaways” have been a staple on SafeAuto’s social media channels for the past several years. The affordable car insurance company realizes that saving money at the pump will result in more saved cash for a lucky social winner. According to GasBuddy.com, the US average on gas is $3.604. The lowest priced state is South Carolina at $3.219 and Hawaii is the highest at $4.325. Regardless of where you are located, SafeAuto believes that saving money at the pump can only have positive repercussions.

To win a $25 gas gift card, SafeAuto is asking our social media fans send a tweet to @safeauto the price of gas in their neck of the woods. Include the price and city where you are filling up your tank. We will randomly pick one of the Tweets as the official winner! In addition to the gas gift card, we will also provide a SafeAuto T-Shirt.

From all of us at SafeAuto… Drive Safe. Spend Less.         

According to the definition, “No-Fault Insurance” has the goal of lowering premium costs by avoiding expensive litigation over the causes of accidents, while providing quick payments for injuries or loss of property. The victim’s car insurance company would only pay out the claim, while the driver-at-fault’s insurance company would pay out a claim and charge the party a higher insurance premium as they are now higher risk.”

No Fault Insurance has been a recent topic of debate in Michigan courts. Legislation to cap auto insurance payouts at $1 million passed out of the Michigan House committee on Insurance along party lines, with Republicans supporting the reforms.

The bill would end unlimited lifetime medical benefits for those injured in car accidents starting for anyone in an accident after December 31.

According to Michigan Governor, Rick Snyder, “Michiganders have seen their auto insurance rates rise faster than any other state in the country. It has been 40 years since the no-fault system has been implemented and it’s long overdue for review. These changes will create a policy that continues to cover accident victims far better than any other state and will create cost controls that stem the tide of rising insurance premiums while also providing immediate relief for families.”

We want to hear what you think about this new bill in Michigan. Voice your opinion on Twitter, @SafeAuto.