Dan Kohane discusses a significant decision out of the First Department involving rental car coverage that he believes will impact anyone renting a car in NY State. On March 13, the First Department, ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s one of the most common dilemmas facing a traveler: “Do I pay extra for the rental car company’s insurance, or waive it and hope my own coverage is enough?” If you’re asking ...

The Colorado Supreme Court considered last week whether car rental companies that offer insurance policies can also be deemed ...

Compare plans tailored to your car & budget. Accidents in a rental car can bring extra worry and confusion. A fender bender in an unfamiliar city or a cracked windshield from highway debris raises one ...

You deplane and head to claim your rental car. But before you snag your ride, you face a barrage of questions about insurance coverage. As with your own car, when renting you need adequate insurance ...

Consumer Reports helps us all decide if getting the extra protection on a rental car is worth it. You might think your credit card or auto insurance covers you, but that's not the whole story. Here ...

You're a careful driver, and you'd rather not get insurance on your rental car. But before you turn it down, take a look at what you can be charged for.

Whether planning a cross-country road trip or just needing a car to move between your hotel to a nearby national park, rental cars are a common part of vacations. When it's time to pick up your car, ...

You deplane and head to claim your rental car. But before you snag your ride, you face a barrage of questions about insurance coverage. Should you buy the plans rental companies push? The short answer ...

Scott Nyerges is a former senior editor and content strategist at U.S. News & World Report, where he led coverage of car insurance and other personal insurance lines. He's also served as a managing ...

SlashGear has already ranked car insurance companies, the most reliable used cars under $15,000, and the cars with the worst blind spots using Consumer Reports results — there's something to be said ...