As schools reopen this week, drivers in major towns and cities can expect heavier traffic and longer delays. Driving with young passengers requires particular caution. Here are 10 road safety practices to remember for back to school. 1) Drive carefully When driving through school zones, slow down and drive with caution. Remember, children may not…

8 Tips For Highway Driving In Jamaica Is there a speed limit in Jamaica? In Jamaica, speed limits vary based on the type of road and area: Urban Areas: 50 kph (about 30 miles mph) Highways: 80 kph (about 50 mph) Toll roads: 80 kph up to 110 kph (approximately 50-70 mph) What is the…

As the Independence celebration fast approaches, road users can expect more traffic on the roads and therefore an increased risk of accidents. According to the Road Safety Unit, 484 persons lost their lives due to car accidents on Jamaican roads in 2021. Here are ten (10) helpful car accident prevention tips that you can use…

Your home is one of your most significant assets, which is why it is essential to protect it by buying home insurance. The right policy allows you to rebuild or repair your home after a loss caused by a natural hazard. Jamaica is affected by earthquakes, windstorms (including cyclones or tornados), floods and hurricanes –…

Working from home long term and spending less time driving? It may be tempting to change the insurance cover on your motor vehicle. A cheaper premium may seem like a good idea at the moment but there are reasons why this might leave you exposed to loss or damage. Will the risk of potential loss…

From driving across the Flat Bridge to dodging potholes filled with water, getting to your destination on wet and slippery Jamaican roads can be tricky. Here are eight safety tips for driving safely in the rain. 1. Don’t Make Haste If You Can Wait Flooded roads can occur without warning even in moderate rainfall, so…