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Safe Auto Glass, a Waukesha Auto Glass repair company has recently published an Auto Glass Consumer Guide to help consumers make an informed and educated decision when comparing auto glass repair shops.The complete Auto Glass Consumer Guide can be seen on the Safe Auto Glass Waukesha webpage:
[+] http://www.autoglasswaukesha.com/auto-glass-guide
Safe Auto Glass, which services the Waukesha area prides itself in providing value to the consumer by offering educational auto glass related literature as well as delivering fast, convenient auto glass repair and replacement services.
Safe Auto Glass recommends Waukesha are consumers to pay close attention to the auto glass coverage section when choosing a car insurance provider. Often times, this can help drivers save hundreds of dollars in the long term.
Insurance companies are in the business of trying to gauge whether or not a person is going to be a safe or reckless driver. After all, a person that has a good driving record is less likely to be in an accident. This is why these individuals will pay premiums that are far less than those who will likely be in more accidents throughout the year. One way that insurance companies are able to determine whether or not a person will be a good or bad driver is by asking a series of questions. Some of these include age, the type of automobile, driving record and gender. They may even access credit ratings, and zip codes. However, insurance companies are now looking into a new way to better determine driver risk, called 'Braking Style'.
The reason that they are concerned about how a person applies their brake has to do with the type of driving that they do on a regular basis. If a driver is doing quite a bit of hard braking, the driver is at a greater risk of being involved in an accident. Rear end collisions are very common in regard to insurance claims, and the safest drivers have an average of 39% more time to make decisions that can help them prevent a rear end collision. On the other hand, aggressive drivers, who 'brake hard' have only 12 seconds or less, breaking from 60 mph, to come to a full stop.
There is a theory that people that are smoother drivers, even if they drive faster than the average person, actually have better reflexes to avoid a collision. An example of this would be someone that is driving in heavy traffic on a regular basis that is continually applying the brakes. However, these same individuals that may be distracted by answering phone calls or texting while driving, even if they are driving in less dense traffic, and have a propensity toward driving slower, may be more inclined to apply their brake hard as a result of not paying attention. Therefore, the only true indicator of whether or not someone is actually paying attention is how hard they apply the brakes.
For more information about Safe Auto Glass Waukesha, visit their official website:
http://www.autoglasswaukesha.com/
Contact Info:
Name: David Taylor
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Organization: Safe Auto Glass
Phone: 414-453-0900
Website: http://www.autoglasswaukesha.com/
Release ID: 115058
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