General Safety Tips Collection | Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance

Young girl in the driver's seat of a car smiling while driving with both hands on the wheel

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance | Apr 4, 2023

It’s important to stay alert and drive undistracted all year round. However, April is distracted driving awareness month and it’s the perfect reminder to pay attention while behind the wheel. There are many dangers of distracted driving, so we have compiled information and tips to help you be less distracted on the road.

Woman driving with another woman in the winter

Winter driving safety tips

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance | Jan 10, 2023

Protect you, your loved ones and your car from the wrath of Old Man Winter. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, 43% of all weather-related accidents occur in winter conditions. That means during the winter months it’s imperative to be smart on the road and take care of the vehicle you will be driving in during these hazardous times.

Deer by the side of the road with a car about to drive by

Does my insurance cover damage from hitting a deer?

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance | Nov 9, 2022

Hitting a deer while driving is startling and nerve-racking. After all, hitting a deer often results in a lot of damage, including expensive repairs to your vehicle. But the most unsettling part of the situation is if you realize your insurance doesn’t cover it all.

A family of four in their living room preparing for the unexpected

Be prepared this September for National Preparedness Month

Jack Simmons, Business Continuity Coordinator | Sep 1, 2022

September is National Preparedness Month! Across the country, communities and organizations are taking time to look at their ability to respond to and recover from disasters and emergencies, and here at Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, we play a major role in the preparedness of our member clients.

Mom putting sunscreen on her little girl

Sun Safety Tips

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance | Jun 3, 2022

Overexposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays may cause painful sunburn, which can also cause permanent skin damage and skin cancer. Luckily, there are easy ways to practice sun safety to keep yourself and your family safe.