* Online insurance comparison websites: There are a number of online insurance comparison websites that allow you to compare quotes from multiple insurance companies at once. These websites can be a helpful way to find the best deal on auto insurance.
* Consumer Reports: Consumer Reports is a nonprofit organization that publishes unbiased reviews of products and services, including auto insurance. You can find Consumer Reports' auto insurance ratings and reviews online or in the magazine.
* J.D. Power: J.D. Power is a global market research company that conducts surveys of customer satisfaction with various products and services, including auto insurance. You can find J.D. Power's auto insurance rankings online or in the magazine.
* Your state insurance department: Your state insurance department regulates the insurance industry and can provide you with information about auto insurance laws and regulations in your state. You can find contact information for your state insurance department online or by calling your state government's toll-free number.
* Local newspapers and TV stations: Local newspapers and TV stations often report on auto insurance news, such as new laws and regulations, recalls, and accidents. You can also find auto insurance news online by searching for "auto insurance" in your favorite search engine.
