Jason DelgadoMarch 10, 2021
5min3477
Some fear the repeal may raise costs.
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Jason DelgadoMarch 10, 2021
Renzo DowneyMarch 4, 2021
5min1598
The Senator acknowledges his bill is a work in progress.
Drew WilsonFebruary 15, 2021
8min2498
The bill was amended to lower coverage minimums for low-income drivers and allow deductibles for auto glass repair.
Drew WilsonJanuary 26, 20218min2190
The annual repeal effort is back.
Associated PressApril 13, 2020
6min218
Some companies are giving bigger discounts than others.
Janelle Irwin TaylorJanuary 22, 2020
7min579
The company is one of the state's largest purchasers of auto insurance.
Guest AuthorFebruary 26, 2018
6min430
Floridians are blessed with a low cost of living. When comparing the cost of housing, utilities, transportation, health, or the overall cost of living, Florida is lower than the U.S. average. Why, then, is Florida ranked among the five most expensive states for car insurance? The answer is, in part, because of a broken statutory […]
Peter SchorschFebruary 26, 2018
3min422
The Florida Chamber of Commerce is releasing an ad this week targeting a senate bill it says will cause auto insurance rates to skyrocket. “Caution alert: Florida state senators want to pass a new law making you pay more for your car insurance,” the ad states. “The bill will force you to pay more for […]
Michael MolineFebruary 1, 2018
6min1299
Repeal of Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system would drive the cost of coverage up by 5.3 percent, or $67 per year, according to an analysis conducted for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America. The findings assume that more drivers will buy underinsured and uninsured motorist coverage to protect themselves against motorists who skip purchasing […]
Michael MolineNovember 7, 20174min489
Legislation to repeal Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system handily cleared the House Commerce Committee Tuesday — the only committee slated to consider the measure. The vote was 17-8, and support for the measure was bipartisan — even though some members confessed to qualms about overturning an insurance system that has prevailed since 1971. “I know […]