H 1263
An Act relative to reducing racial and socioeconomic inequities in auto insurance premium pricing
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Bill overview
This bill aimed to address potential racial and socioeconomic inequities in how Massachusetts drivers are charged for auto insurance. It proposed requiring the state’s Division of Insurance to study and potentially implement changes to auto insurance pricing practices, focusing on reducing disparities based on race and income. The bill sought to ensure that premium costs accurately reflect driving risk rather than unfairly disadvantaging certain groups. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass the legislature.
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Primary sponsor
Rita A. Mendes
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Rita A. Mendes
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