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To: wallcrawlr
Someone explain to me the following:

Florida is a "no-fault insurance state.

You must have PIP and Liability to legally drive your car.

It is stongly encouraged that one gets uninsured motorist coverage.

I have no tickets, no claims, no accidents, yet my insurance premiums rise every year due to "uninsured motorists".

Why should I continue to pay for PIP and liability insurance?

9 posted on 03/05/2003 8:38:42 PM PST by sarasmom (SAC Trained killer.I am more comfortable with nuclear weaponry than Jimmy Carter mentality.)
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To: sarasmom
Why should I continue to pay for PIP and liability insurance?

How else do you expect insurance companies to make up for losses incurred as a result of natural disasters?.

"No-Fault" auto insurance means everyone gets screwed.

121 posted on 03/13/2003 8:10:19 AM PST by max61
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To: sarasmom
I have no tickets, no claims, no accidents, yet my insurance premiums rise every year due to "uninsured motorists".

Mine too but it's not just unisured motorists. A lot is now the extreme high cost of many of the cars being driven. It's a bit unfair if someone is driving an older car that might have a blue book value of $2000 and others are driving cars that cost them $40,000 --- I believe liability is the same for both drivers so the cheaper car's driver would only get $2000 max if the other driver was at fault. It makes it very difficult for people forced into low wage jobs to afford insurance.

149 posted on 07/26/2003 3:52:38 PM PDT by FITZ
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