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Happy Fall! The insurance industry is always looking ahead. Check out the link below for a few tips on fall projects that could help prevent winter damage. #TipTuesday #insuranceagency
https://www.quickenloans.com/blog/fall-checklist-to-prepare-your-home-for-winter
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Fall Checklist to Prepare Your Home for Winter - Zing Blog by Quicken Loans
Many Schools in MA are going to be opening this week both hybrid and virtual models. Please remember to drive carefully and leave extra time if you travel through a school zone regularly!
BACK TO SCHOOL...not the typical year, but back to school time brings on a whole new set of challenges and routines are ramping up. Be sure you are doing your homework too!
Any new recreational vehicles or new drivers in your home?🏍
Did you install a pool this summer? 🏊♀️
Any large renovations or additions to your home?🏡
Did you change your contact info?☎️
Please let us know if this summer brought any major changes that could impact your policies!
We will be closed at 1PM today for office wide training. Please call if you need immediate assistance.
Our phones are now up and running...thank you RM Systemsfor your quick service!
Car accidents can be stressful and cause heightened emotions and anger for many drivers. A helpful checklist can be a key to lowering the stress level and making the follow-up and claims process run even smoother. 🚗
Our office will be closed tomorrow 11/17/20 due to inclement weather. ❄️
Call us today, we are happy to assist you.
MAPFRE Insurance
December 8, 2020 at 9:46 AM ·
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Oh deer! 🦌
MAPFRE Insurance
December 1, 2020 at 1:00 PM ·
October, November and December are the most dangerous months for deer-related vehicle accidents. These tips will help minimize collisions! http://ow.ly/6fW750CzzZp
Friendly reminder of our holiday hours. Happy Thanksgiving!
Just like spring cleaning, it’s time to give your car clean-up too. Make sure the winter wear didn’t do too much damage.
MAPFRE Insurance
March 26 at 5:01 AM ·
After winter wear, it may be time for new tires. A simple penny test can help you find out if your tires need to be replaced.
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MAPFRE Insurance
March 22 at 5:01 AM ·
Potholes, wet roads, bikes, construction and more can create Spring driving hazards. Be road ready with our safety tips:
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A very common issue that you only know your coverage after it happens. Give us a call or send over an email to see exactly what kind of coverage you have!
MAPFRE Insurance
March 19 at 5:00 AM ·
With wet weather ahead, find out the key differences between water damage and flood damage. Flooding is increasingly common outside of flood zones. Ask your independent agent about whether adding flood insurance makes sense for you. http://ow.ly/l6An50E1ARc
This is IMPORTANT ! If ticketed with for expired safety inspection sticker it is a surcharge on your insurance! The last thing we want is to pay more!
Massachusetts State Police
February 18 at 3:27 PM ·
The Massachusetts RMV has issued the below release, which we are happy to share:
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) Encouraging Customers to Renew Expired Inspection Stickers
QUINCY – The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) is ramping up customer communication efforts to encourage anyone driving one of over 584,000 registered vehicles with an expired Massachusetts’ inspection sticker on their vehicle’s front windshield to make a plan to get their annual inspection and update their sticker as soon as possible. All vehicles registered in Massachusetts must pass a yearly vehicle emissions and safety inspection, also known as the Massachusetts Vehicle Check Program, which is essential to the safety of the Commonwealth’s environment and roadways.
At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, some extensions were granted to annual inspection stickers expiring between March and May of 2020, however those extensions have since expired and no further extensions are planned. There are 1,800 local inspection stations, many of whom are small businesses, across Massachusetts that are open for business and conducting inspections in accordance with state public health guidelines and safety protocols. Customers are encouraged to visit the Inspection Station Locator to find a location near them and plan their trip to update their sticker.
“Annual motor vehicle inspections are an integral part of helping ensure that vehicles travelling on roadways across the Commonwealth are deemed safe and not releasing dangerous emissions that can be harmful to individuals and the environment,” said Acting Secretary of Transportation and CEO Jamey Tesler. “We are thankful for all of the work and collaborative efforts that are currently underway with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Massachusetts State Police, local law enforcement, and key businesses partners and stakeholders to remind customers with expired inspection stickers to have their vehicles inspected as soon as possible.”
“The RMV encourages any customer with an expired inspection sticker to make a plan to get their inspection and sticker updated,” said Acting Registrar of Motor Vehicles Colleen Ogilvie. “Resources are readily available to help customers locate a convenient inspection station and guide them through the inspection process, following all safety and social distancing protocols to keep customers and inspection station staff safe.”
The RMV is teaming up with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP), Massachusetts State Police (MSP), local law enforcement, and other business partners to remind customers of this time-sensitive requirement. While driving any motor vehicle without a valid inspection sticker is a traffic violation that may result in a fine and impact individual insurance rates, the RMV is asking law enforcement to use their discretion at this time and help remind and not cite those with expired stickers it’s time to renew.
“The emissions and safety inspection ensures motor vehicles operating in Massachusetts are safe, properly maintained, and not emitting excess air pollutants in our communities, which will improve air quality for us all,” said MassDEP Commissioner Martin Suuberg. “MassDEP, along with our program partners, encourages Massachusetts residents to renew their stickers to ensure that their vehicle emission systems are inspected yearly.”
“The Massachusetts State Police and local law enforcement are aware of the difficulties of prompt vehicle inspection renewal caused by the pandemic and agree that a reminder may be an effective temporary alternative to a citation during this current period,” said Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Colonel Chris Mason.
“We encourage individuals to proactively check the current status of their motor vehicle inspection stickers, and not wait to schedule a safety inspection, if warranted,” said Chelsea Chief of Police and President of the Massachusetts Major City Chiefs of Police Association Brian Kyes.
“You’re safe with us,” said New England Service Station and Automotive Repair Association President Edgard Fayad. “The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has been dynamic and intense for all of us in the past year. Our inspection stations have implemented thorough safety measures designed to reduce the risk of COVID-19 for both our staff and customers including clear signs to adhere to social distancing, increased cleanliness and hygiene practices, monitoring customer access to waiting areas, and masks required at all times. From the start of this pandemic, gas and service stations have been considered essential and we continue to be committed to helping the families and communities we serve stay safe.”
RMV records show that approximately 584,000 active vehicle registrations in Massachusetts currently have an expired inspection sticker. An email reminder will be sent to the 437,000 individuals with an address on file. Other communication efforts will include social media outreach, reminders to RMV business partners and law enforcement, and buck-slip reminders will be included in registration mailings to encourage customers to “Check Ya Stickah” and take appropriate steps as needed.
Editor’s Note: Inspection and expiration counts are fluid numbers that update constantly – approximations are based on data available as of last week. Media outlets interested in localized (based on vehicle’s garaging address) expiration numbers by City / Town are encouraged to inquire with the MassDOT Communications Team.
For the latest RMV updates and information, follow the RMV on Twitter @MassRMV.
For additional information on RMV service offerings during the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit www.mass.gov/rmv or https://www.mass.gov/info-details/rmv-covid-19-information.
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MAPFRE Insurance
January 27 at 6:22 AM ·
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