Waukesha Auto Insurance (WI)

Waukesha, Wisconsin is a city of around 65,000 spread about an area of about 27 square miles. It is the seat of Waukesha County and is the largest city in the county. Waukesha was ranked by Money magazine as one of the 100 Best Places to Live in 2006.

The city is serviced by several roads including US Highway 18 (East Moreland Boulevard), State Route 164 (East-Side Bypass) and Interstate 94, which intersect US-18 to the north of the city. Compared to the rest of the state Waukesha’s annual fatal accident count is typically lower. Public transit is provided by the Waukesha Metro Transit Department.

With a humid continental climate, Wisconsin has hot summers, cold winters, moderate humidity and violent thunderstorms. Snowfall can be low to moderate but blizzards are known to affect the area. During late spring and early summer, the region can see violent thunderstorms with severe thunder and lightning storms, torrential rain, hail, and an occasional but rare tornado. In addition, remnants from Atlantic hurricanes can sometimes affect the area with heavy rain and high winds.