Changes to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), through which homeowners obtain flood insurance, went into effect on April 1, 2016. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) believes that these changes will help homeowners by aligning insurance premiums with their area’s flood risk and by making more funds available for reimbursement in the event of…
OVERVIEW On March 7, 2016, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) proposed new training standards for individuals applying for a new commercial driver’s license (CDL). The standards would also apply for CDL upgrades and certain CDL endorsements—hazardous materials, passenger or school bus. The proposal would require affected individuals to complete a course of instruction…
The Delaware Motor Transport Association, Inc. is again hosting the truck driving championships and SuperTech on May 14, 2016. Entry forms can be found on their website. Click on the picture below to watch the highlights from the 2015's Truck Driving Championships. Thanks for reading and watching.
by: Kimberly Radka On October 1, 2015 things changed on how the consumer uses a credit card. Instead of swiping, we now insert the card so the microchip can be read for security. This helps everyone have a secure transaction. That was not the only thing that changed. If a restaurant continues to use the…
The Delware Motor Transport Association shared a great event coming up on Tuesday May 24th. If you are interested in learning about alternative fuels – you should register! DNREC's Division of Energy & Climate will be co-hosting a day-long event in Dover that highlights the benefits of Alternative Fuels for fleets. The event is called…
Are you storing data in the cloud? If you are using a web based application you probably are! While this optimizes the business and can make services more user friendly for the client, if cloud service is interrupted you could be at risk. If you sell products and services on the internet and your website…
Over 20 vehicle manufacturers have recently issued recalls for the millions of vehicles that contain defective airbags. Numerous safety studies have shown that airbags manufactured by Takata, a Japanese auto part supplier, may deploy improperly in the event of a crash and shoot out metal fragments. Although Takata first announced the defect in 2013, the…
Fifty million vehicles operating in the United States have been recalled due to safety issues, but the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that 25 percent of recalled vehicles are never repaired. That’s why it’s important to be proactive about vehicle recalls. There are two ways to determine if your vehicle has been recalled:…
March is a time to focus on Workplace Wellness. At Deeley Insurance Group we have a wellness team. Although not mandatory, employees are encouraged to participate in the wellness activities and are rewarded for participation and progress. In January and February the team was challenged to log in daily to a fitness app and keep…
A bill was introduced in the Delaware legislature to expand the Super Priority Lien Statute. Chad Toms with Whiteford, Taylor and Preston did a quick synopsis of the possible changes: Under subsection (b), the priority of any assessment lien over a first or second security interest [ex. mortgage] is increased from 6 months to 10…
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