Would you like pay at the pump car insurance or keep as is

[Spytheweb]

Pay-as-you-go auto liability insurance insures everyone who buys gasoline to run their cars: A pay-at-the-pump auto liability insurance plan will guarantee that every car is insured -- there are no uninsured vehicles, period; regardless of whether the car is legally registered or not. To run your car, you buy gas; when you do, the cost of insurance is added in to the price of your gas purchase at the rate of several cents per gallon.

Another tax? You could look at it that way: But consumers will save far more on the cost of auto liability insurance by paying a few cents more at the pump rather than paying your insurance carrier's premium -- in which uninsured drivers are factored in to increase the rates. So if you compare spending a few cents more in gas to the savings of hundreds of dollars in annual auto liability premiums, consumers make out far better.

Insurance companies will still provide other coverages for your car -- theft, repair, etc. -- but the liability insurance, which is the largest cost in auto insurance, will be eliminated.

 

[bleedingpurple]

I like the philosophy, but people with less expensive vehicles would be paying the same amount as people with expensive vehicles. If we buy the same amount of gas. Like my 2000 chevy s - 10 vs a 2007 escalade. Plus pay at the pump insurance doesn't penalize the bad driver and reward the good ones.

 

[Spytheweb]

I like the philosophy, but people with less expensive vehicles would be paying the same amount as people with expensive vehicles. If we buy the same amount of gas. Like my 2000 chevy s - 10 vs a 2007 escalade. Plus pay at the pump insurance doesn't penalize the bad driver and reward the good ones.

But bad drivers still face fines, points and licenses taken away. People who drive expensive cars can still pay extra for collision, this plan only covers liability.

 

[bleedingpurple]

Well we wouddnt have to worry about being reimbursed in an accident with people without insurance

 

[hedgehog]

Pay-as-you-go auto liability insurance insures everyone who buys gasoline to run their cars: A pay-at-the-pump auto liability insurance plan will guarantee that every car is insured -- there are no uninsured vehicles, period; regardless of whether the car is legally registered or not. To run your car, you buy gas; when you do, the cost of insurance is added in to the price of your gas purchase at the rate of several cents per gallon.

Another tax? You could look at it that way: But consumers will save far more on the cost of auto liability insurance by paying a few cents more at the pump rather than paying your insurance carrier's premium -- in which uninsured drivers are factored in to increase the rates. So if you compare spending a few cents more in gas to the savings of hundreds of dollars in annual auto liability premiums, consumers make out far better.

Insurance companies will still provide other coverages for your car -- theft, repair, etc. -- but the liability insurance, which is the largest cost in auto insurance, will be eliminated.

just another way for the government to control us...no freaking way it ever happens....

 

[SixFive]

interesting. I'm sure it would be way cheaper for me as little as I drive.

 

[justin22g]

Pay-as-you-go auto liability insurance insures everyone who buys gasoline to run their cars: A pay-at-the-pump auto liability insurance plan will guarantee that every car is insured -- there are no uninsured vehicles, period; regardless of whether the car is legally registered or not. To run your car, you buy gas; when you do, the cost of insurance is added in to the price of your gas purchase at the rate of several cents per gallon.

Another tax? You could look at it that way: But consumers will save far more on the cost of auto liability insurance by paying a few cents more at the pump rather than paying your insurance carrier's premium -- in which uninsured drivers are factored in to increase the rates. So if you compare spending a few cents more in gas to the savings of hundreds of dollars in annual auto liability premiums, consumers make out far better.

Insurance companies will still provide other coverages for your car -- theft, repair, etc. -- but the liability insurance, which is the largest cost in auto insurance, will be eliminated.

no way it happens. It's is pretty much controlling the ins. companies profits.

Just like health care....


they're not there to help us... but make money