Click here to learn the basics
about Florida’s auto insurance system. You can also
check out this chart to learn
more about what to expect if you’re injured in an auto accident or click here for a more detailed informational chart as Florida’s insurance system gets back to basics.
Cast your vote in the Miami Herald's Poll: Do
you want legislators to keep the No-Fault law on the books?
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box, select “PIP Sunset” and then “search.”
Remind the Legislature to say no to the no-fault tax
In a last ditch effort to pressure the Legislature to extend
this $1.7 billion no-fault tax, the special interests that make
millions off the broken system are using scare tactics about hospital
and healthcare cost increases. These claims are overblown and
disingenuous. The truth is, the end of the no-fault tax will hold
drivers responsible for accidents they cause and discourage fraud
and abuse of the broken system that has been costing consumers
for far too long.
Write your newspaper to help set the record straight on the $360
savings on your auto insurance.
Tell them not to heed the special interests' scare tactics. Instead,
the Legislature should stand up for consumer savings and abolish
the costly no-fault tax.
- The Legislature should end the no-fault tax and save Florida
families an average of $360 a year.
- Drivers will still be required to purchase at least $10,000
of property damage liability coverage to comply with the state’s
financial responsibility law.
- The end of the no-fault tax means lower auto insurance rates
and less fraud and abuse.
Click here to find out how
to contact your local newspaper.
Floridians for Lower Insurance Costs
117 S. Gadsden Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Ph: (850) 201-3207
Fax: (850) 681-7200
info@lowerinsurancecosts.org
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