Managing Accident Claims Costs with Storage Fee Negotiation
Most non-drivable vehicles after an accident end up in storage, where they accumulate storage fees and service charges. The right accident management partner can negotiate excess fees and help reduce claims severity.Read More
Four Indispensable Traits that Define Accomplished Tow Operators
Being a tow operator is not just about driving a shiny tow truck. It’s about road safety, customer service, job competence, and, unsurprisingly, self-sacrifice. Read More
Industry Spotlight: How mobile telematics can impact claims
A hot topic in accident management is crash identification. This technology is an opportunity to automatically initiate both assistance and the claims process. We connected with TrueMotion, a key player in the space, to learn more about how crash detection can streamline accident scene management. Read More
Accident Scene Management: Managing Complexity
Accident scene management is complex. Coordinating a recovery for a non-drivable vehicle requires expertise and consideration. Key factors include ability to obtain accident details and data, equipment and expertise to safely transport vehicle, and measures and controls to ensure vehicle are delivered to preferred location. Read More
Holistic Accident Solutions Are Not Just Smart. They’re Becoming Necessary.
Too often, insurers must make a tradeoff between cost and the quality of service that they offer. Wouldn’t it be great if an insurer could deliver a program that improves the quality of service and reduces loss costs?Read More
