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Selective Insurance Group, Inc. reports developments in property and casualty insurance through a holding-company structure that includes 10 insurance subsidiaries. The companies distribute standard commercial and personal insurance through independent agents, write specialty commercial insurance, and offer flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program's Write Your Own Program.
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Selective Insurance has released findings from a poll that reveals significant distractions drivers experience when traveling with dogs. Conducted by The Harris Poll, the study indicates that 45% of drivers in the West admit to reckless driving behaviors influenced by their dogs, the highest percentage across the U.S. Notably, 94% of licensed dog owners in this region have traveled with their pets in the past year, with 71% doing so weekly. Alarmingly, 23% of Western drivers report a lack of awareness of their surroundings while driving with their dogs, and 13% acknowledge being involved in accidents due to this distraction. In response, Selective Insurance provided 1,000 complimentary dog seatbelts to promote safety. The survey included data from 2,044 U.S. adults, focusing on those who have driven with dogs in the last 12 months.