While it is beneficial to learn about Austin car insurance especially as being a resident who is going to drive or visit in Travis County it is also important to know a little bit about the town itself. What we have listed below are a few awesome by the numbers fun facts and realistic entries that will help you learn about your city and if you’re a newcomer learn about the Capital of Texas.

AUSTIN by the Numbers:
22.4 - The average travel time to work for most of the residents in Austin is about 22.4 minutes but there are still ways to save money even if you spend a lot of time on the road.

58 - In 2007 there were 58 fatal car crashes in Austin alone (not including surrounding cities), so it's important to do your research and find out how you can stay safe and save money on your car insurance.

159 - There were a total of 159 people involved in those crashes. Having safety equipment like seatbelts and airbags for you and your passengers can save money but more importantly save lives.

90 - There were 90 vehicles involved in those car crashes. It's not just how you drive, but how you drive with other vehicles on the road. Taking driving courses keeps your driving skills sharp and you can also get discounts on your policy.

55 - The majority of the cars involved in those crashes had an average speed of 55 MPH. Accidents can happen anywhere, practicing safe driving habits on the highways and on the local roads keeps you out of trouble and can earn you insurance discounts as a safe driver.

2961 - In 2007 there were about 2961 auto thefts in the city of Austin and the surrounding areas. Where you park your car at night, what kind of car you drive and anti-theft devices in your car can make a difference.

Most swiped(Stolen) vehicles in Texas:
1. 2004 Dodge Ram Pickup
2. 1994 Chevrolet Full Size C/K 1500 Pickup
3. 1997 Ford F150 Series
4. 1996 Honda Accord
5. 2000 Honda Civic
6. 2004 Ford F250 Series
7. 1994 Chevrolet Suburban
8. 1997 Ford Taurus
9. 2006 Ford F350 Series
10. 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe

The car you drive might be small and inexpensive, but you could be paying more on your insurance premium if the vehicle you drive has a high theft rate. The list on the left lists the 10 most stolen cars in 2008 in the Lone Star State. These dandies of the auto resale market are on the list for a good reason, they are holding their value and can be turned over for a profit anytime of the year.