Prohibits automobile insurers from using underwriting rules to raise automobile insurance rates on persons deemed not at fault in motor vehicle accidents.
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Overview
This bill prevents New Jersey automobile insurers from increasing insurance rates for drivers who are not at fault in a motor vehicle accident. It specifically prohibits insurers from using underwriting rules – the criteria they use to determine risk – to assign a higher risk level or raise premiums based on an accident where the driver wasn't responsible. This aims to ensure fair treatment for drivers who have been harmed by another's negligence.
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Robert Singer
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