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"Insurers have benefited from a reduction in the number of accidents and the average cost of those accidents. Among the biggest reasons: Aging baby boomers drive more cautiously; buy safer cars equipped with features including airbags; they buckle up; and don't drink and drive amid heightened enforcement of drunk driving laws, among other factors."

Wall Street Journal 1/20/98



 

for BUSINESSES ...

The Rewards of Good Corporate Citizenship

Today's business leaders recognize that, beyond the bottom line, good corporate citizenship is a fundamental element for success - inside and outside the corporation.

Our property and casualty insurance board members not only recognize the importance of tougher highway safety laws, they are true leaders in their communities for saving lives.

Advocates works with several businesses to create constructive partnerships for shaping public policy. By forging unprecedented coalitions of business and advocacy groups, Advocates is a bridge builder in a field of public policy too often characterized by conflict.

Advocates' insurance board members provide the financial resources of Advocates and share the responsibility for establishing program and policy priorities. They also provide expertise, outreach to constituents, research and other assistance.

 
For all businesses working with Advocates, there are many rewards:
  • Reduction in the incidence and severity of motor vehicle crashes and related costs
  • Positive public visibility and media coverage on safety and consumer-related issues
  • Access to state and federal lawmakers
  • Productive relationships with key consumer groups and media
  • Resources for reliable information on safety issues

 

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