Huntsville Auto Insurance (AL)

Huntsville, Alabama is a city of about 176,000. Huntsville residents are spread out over an area of around 210 square miles. The city’s economy relies primarily on the aerospace industry and the military. Huntsville is a major hub for the area’s technology-driven industries with NASA being one of the area’s more notable employers.

Huntsville is served by Interstate 565 which links the city to Decatur and I-65. In addition, state highway 53 also connects to I-65 in Ardmore. For the most part, fatal accidents are usually lower in Huntsville as compared to the rest of the state. Public transportation is owned and operated by the Department of Parking and Public Transit. The Huntsville shuttle also operates 11 fixed routes mainly to downtown and large shopping areas.

Huntsville is part of a mild subtropical climate heavily influenced by the Gulf of Mexico. Winters are short and mild which give way to warm springs and long, hot and steamy summers. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year; winter months tend to be the wettest while autumn is the driest. Huntsville can sometimes experience strong violent storms with tornadoes along with the effects of the occasional remnants of hurricanes which blow in from the Gulf.