Even though Detroit drivers would no longer have to pay high No Fault premiums, they’d still have to buy liability coverage and pay MCCA assessments
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Distracted Detroit drivers pay a lot more for car insurance
Study shows that drivers in Metro Detroit who violate distracted driving and texting while driving laws could see auto insurance premiums shoot up $2,000
Detroiters are still being duped by weekly car insurance policies
Local insurance agency continues to offer 7-day auto insurance policies to drivers in Metro Detroit, even though Insurance Commissioner has said they violate Michigan law
Sale of 7 day insurance in Detroit enables uninsured driving
DIFS Director says 7 day insurance policies, like those sold by L.A. Insurance in Detroit, are not designed to ensure continuous No Fault coverage
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Michigan’s territorial system (aka ‘redlining’) for auto insurance amounts to legal discrimination, causing Detroit drivers to pay as much as $5,000 more
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