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Jay in Alabama said, “just wanted to let you know that Will went above & beyond helping me today. He should be commended on his outstanding service to your company. (And no. He didn’t ask me to say that.) It’s folks like him that make the business world a better place.”
Kenneth from South Carolina says, “Thank you for your help, your agent was good to talk with and he took good care of me.”
BENITA Y. WILLIAMS
The Kansas City Star
If you were driving one of the 18,747 vehicles Kansas City police stopped at drunken-driving checkpoints last year, odds are you weren’t arrested.
In fact, only 1.6 percent of those drivers were arrested for being drunk.
Police departments around the Kansas City area and the country spend thousands of dollars a year on DUI checkpoints with similar results. While police defend checkpoints as a great public relations tool against drunken driving, there are better ways to catch drunken drivers, experts say.
Surveys filled out by various customers for agents of Serenity Insurance Group.
Kevin Corcoran
June 13, 2008
Kyle from Washington State said, “The help that I received was great! If I had any questions Kevin gave me the answer right away. I’ve never come across the help and courtesy that I received from your agent. Thank you for your help and the customer service that was received.”
Michelle from Texas said, “I want to thank you so very much for all your hard work. I know I was not the easiest person to deal with and stayed confused most of the time. Again, thank you so much. I appreciate your patience and professionalism.”
The Buffalo News reports that DWI Offenders are less likely to re-offend when alcohol monitoring ankle bracelets are used.
Bracelets working as DWI deterrent Alcohol detectors surpassing hopes
By Patrick Lakamp NEWS STAFF REPORTER
Authorities a year ago started putting ankle bracelets on chronic drunken drivers to tell if they have had a drink.
Now the initial results are in, and the experiment has worked better than judges and anti-DWI advocates expected.
“We’ve gotten much better results than we dreamed,” said Buffalo City Judge Patrick M. Carney, who oversees the Erie County cases.
None of the 61 offenders was arrested again for drunken driving during the program’s first year in Buffalo and Niagara Falls courtrooms. Only a handful tampered with the monitoring device or were caught consuming alcohol, according to a preliminary report.
The report found that offenders:
• Tampered with the bracelets or failed to show up in court six times.
• Failed four drug tests out of 215 given.
• Fully passed unannounced breath tests during probation home visits.
• Showed up at 95 percent of 1,007 scheduled individual treatment visits and 2,420 group counseling sessions.
• Attended 3,330 support group meetings sponsored by Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous or some other group.
If you have been convicted of a DWI or DUI and get the opportunity for a fresh start, take advantage of the monitoring programs and when you are clean and sober and ready to drive again, be sure to contact Serenity Group for you SR22 Insurance Needs.
According to the Clark County, Washington Newspaper “The Columbian” Cheap Car Insurance is not available to everyone and the poor pay more for automobile insurance.
The portion about the high cost of being poor is below and the entire article may be read online at
It’s Tough to Get Far Without a Car
Poor pay more
Thomas Sanchez, a former Portland State University professor who studies transportation equality for the Brookings Institution, said that when governments are analyzing the cost of housing, they should take into account the expected transportation costs of getting to work.
“When you look at the household budget, the top two (expenses) are housing and transportation,” he said. “It’s not only the cost of getting the car, it’s all the extra costs of keeping it running.”
For lower-income people, the cost of legally maintaining a car can be far higher than those in the middle class and up.
The Columbian priced insurance and financing for identical 2002 Kia Spectras, owned by two imaginary single mothers:
Each car costs $4,500. The first woman would pay as little as $177 a month, according to Progressive.com and Pete Cann Mitsubishi of Hazel Dell. But the second would pay $321 a month for the same vehicle.
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Lack of affordable insurance may be keeping the ability to drive legally away from many poor drivers and helping keep them in poverty.
For affordable car insurance rate quotes, contact Serenity Insurance Group at
Sarah in Missouri said, “Thank you for everything. I wanted to let you know what an amazing employee you have in Taylor, she has been so helpful going above and beyond to help us.. She is a real asset. “
Denton County Texas Sheriff’s Deputies will run the a countywide “DWI No Refusal” weekend over the Fourth of July Holiday Weekend in which DWI suspects who refuse a Breathalyzer test will be taken to jail to give court-ordered blood samples.
A judge will sign search warrants to require suspects refuses to provide a breath or blood specimen which will be drawn immediately.
The program will be paid for by grants from the Texas Department of Transportation’s Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) and Impaired Driving Mobilization Grant which helps to conduct sustained DWI enforcement operations during holiday periods as part of the statewide “Drink. Drive. Go to jail.” campaign.
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