Tuesday, September 22, 2020 Any car in any community could sustain damage from any number of hazards. These hazards aren’t just wrecks; they could be things like vehicle fires, hail, vandalism or theft. Even when you are far away from home, car insurance can help you cover the costs of these losses. READ MORE >>
Thursday, September 10, 2020 With the worldwide spread of the COVID-19 virus, millions of people have been unable to travel. However, some signs are showing that the virus is beginning to fade away. Soon, you might feel more comfortable venturing away from home. Perhaps you travel to Mexico frequently to visit family, for business or for pleasure. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 Just as car insurance regulations and requirements can vary per state in the U.S., car insurance rules also change when you cross the border. It is important to understand the main differences between American and Mexican car insurance if you plan to drive into Mexico from the U.S. or vice versa. READ MORE >>
Thursday, August 13, 2020 When planning a road trip to Mexico, you may hear the term “border zone” or “hassle-free zone.” These terms refer to an area just beyond the Mexico-U.S. border where certain restrictions are lifted on foreign drivers and items. READ MORE >>
Friday, May 15, 2020Trips don’t always go as planned. Sometimes things change and you end up staying away from home longer than expected. Say you intended to visit Mexico for a week and you need to stay for another three days. The coverage you purchased for your vehicle in Mexico expires at the end of the first week, leaving you without insurance. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, May 12, 2020When traveling to Mexico, there are many ways to travel and each have their own downsides and benefits. Driving into Mexico with a personal vehicle can be complicated, as you’ll need to obtain a TIP (temporary access permit) and . You can always fly into Mexico and rent a vehicle, but is it the best decision? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 26, 2020When traveling to Mexico, you need Mexico auto insurance in order to drive beyond the free zone legally. Mexico does not take American car insurance, so it’s important to have the right amount of coverage. Driving outside of the free zone without Mexico car insurance could mean facing fines or jail time. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 26, 2020Mexico has specific laws for auto insurance just like most countries and violating those laws can get you in trouble with the law. Before ever stepping foot in Mexico, be sure to review and understand Mexico’s laws. This is especially important if you plan on driving into Mexico. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 23, 2020There are a lot of different rules, guidelines and expectations to follow when traveling from the U.S. to Mexico. It can be confusing, as some people say you need Mexico auto insurance while others say you don’t. This is because there are certain areas of Mexico that have different laws for visiting drivers. READ MORE >>
Monday, January 6, 2020 Though some people may not realize it, Mexico actively encourages its residents to purchase and drive electric vehicles to cut down on gas emission. In fact, along with Paris, Rome, Madrid and Athens, Mexico City plans to ban vehicles using diesel in 2025. There are currently over 500 electric cars and 15,000 hybrid cars in Mexico. READ MORE >>
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