Monthly Archives: February 2010

There are certain requirements that the state of Washington’s vehicle insurance regulations have in common with other states, most notably the inclusion of injury and property damage liability in any car insurance policy. There are also notable differences, however, which … Read More

In the state of Vermont, there are many factors that can affect your car insurance premium (the amount you pay monthly or yearly for automobile insurance). To obtain auto insurance, you must apply and be accepted by an auto insurance … Read More

Car insurance rates in South Carolina are determined by the use of a number of factors. First and foremost is the fact that South Carolina is a state which uses a “tort” system. This means that one driver in an … Read More

Annual car insurance premiums in the state of Oregon match the national average – $1,700. This is due to reasonably high personal injury liability requirements, coupled with mandatory personal injury protection coverage and a tort system which must always find … Read More

North Carolina’s insurance policies require that all drivers maintain a minimum liability policy on their vehicles. It is recommended that all vehicles registered in North Carolina be covered under collision and comprehensive policies, as well as uninsured motorist insurance. To … Read More

New York state has a total population of 19 million, with New York City housing 8.5 of those millions. Even in a city where taxi cabs and subway rides are the norm, there are a great number of cars and … Read More

In the state of Maine, there are many factors that can affect your car insurance premium (the amount you pay monthly or yearly for automobile insurance). To obtain auto insurance, you must apply and be accepted by an auto insurance … Read More

The state of Kentucky requires both personal liability and injury liability coverage to be present in all car insurance policies sold within their borders. This, along with other mandated car insurance coverage, affects the amount paid in premiums by the … Read More

California’s auto insurance laws are similar to those in other states. The State of California requires that every registered vehicle be insured. Minimum requirements per accident are $15,000 for injury/death of one person, $30,000 per accident for death or injury, … Read More

Each state is responsible for its own car insurance policies, resulting in wide divisions among them in regards to minimum liability, types of optional coverage offered and what constitutes a “motor vehicle.” In the state of Arkansas, there are several … Read More