It’s no secret that education opens up doors to countless economic and social opportunities. And in an increasingly information-heavy age, local economies stand to benefit from the positive impact of an educated workforce.

Is your city known for bad driving?

DISCLAIMER: This study uses data from the FBI’s 2016 Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) college and university dataset. The FBI discourages ranking locales based on this data. While the choice to present UCR data in the format of a ranked list is controversial, this study does not aim to measure the effectiveness of any campus law enforcement body or assess the character of any of the students enrolled in these schools. This study lists a number of universities that have higher rates of violent crime, and acknowledges and highlights these schools’ efforts at promoting campus and public safety.

Car insurance isn’t a one-and-done deal. It’s an ever-changing, dynamic negotiation between the insurance company and all the factors that make up your driver profile.

Purchasing a life insurance policy can seem like an unfavorable, even morbid, task.

No matter how you do it—by car, rail, or foot—commuting can be a hassle.

Adding discounts to your auto insurance policy can save you a bundle, but most carriers won’t strain themselves to match you up with every discount they offer.

Drunk driving has, overall, subsided as a national habit.

A city is only as safe as its drivers.