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Personal Insurance Business Insurance Life, Health & Disability Please select a customer tool from the list below: Change of Address Auto Change Auto ID Card Request Certificate of Insurance Report a Loss Misc. Changes CUSTOMER TOOLS: The purpose of our Online Customer Tool forms is to offer our clients an increase in convenience and overall service potential for each and every hour of the day. Upon submission, we will process your request within 24 business hours & contact you either by Email or Telephone to confirm the revision. Furthermore, it is also a common practice to receive a copy of an endorsement to your policy from the insurance company within 60 days (if applicable). PLEASE REMEMBER: No requested coverage or change to your policy(s) are made effective, or bound; under any circumstances, until you have received either a written or verbal confirmation from our office. Insurance Thoughts A recent insurance article from the Warren Tribune-Chronicle date January 27th, 2008 talks about texting while driving. "Proposal would make typing at the wheel a traffic offense" by Warren Kromer WARREN — It’s one of those things that most people know is dangerous, yet many persist in doing it. It’s being called ‘‘driving while texting,’’ or ‘‘DWT’’ for short, and it’s making its way across the legal and political landscape in Ohio. House Bill 425, a measure that seeks to establish driving while texting or typing on a communication device as a secondary stop traffic offense, was introduced in the state House on Jan. 8. If passed in its current form, the secondary nature of the offense would prevent law enforcement officials from stopping a driver solely on the basis of texting or typing while driving. . . . Bill Windsor, associate vice president of safety for Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in Ohio, expressed similar feelings. ‘‘Clearly, Nationwide believes that, in one regard, we shouldn’t need a law to tell people not to, since it’s such a big distraction,’’ said Windsor. ‘‘Obviously a law that bans these things is a good step towards encouraging responsible behavior

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