When you apply for coverage through
the AIP assigned risk pool, you essentially enter the state's residual market (as opposed to the voluntary market where you are just rejected for coverage.)
Not exact matches
So for example, if Farmers Auto Insurance has 14 % of the total auto insurance market in Oklahoma, then Farmers must cover 14 % of the high
risk drivers
assigned through the OK
AIP.
Even if you are receiving coverage through Maine
AIP's
assigned risk pool, the coverage options you have are mostly the same as those in the voluntary market.
The SD
AIP is essentially an organization that
assigns high
risk drivers to existing insurers based on the market share of those insurance companies.
So for example, if GEICO has 12 % of South Dakota's total auto insurance market, then GIECO will be
assigned 12 % of the high
risk drivers by the South Dakota
AIP.
Premiums for auto insurance
assigned through the SD
AIP are higher than average, mostly because of the higher loss ratios associated with insuring high
risk drivers.
In operation, the Wyoming
AIP is an entity that
assigns drivers in its
assigned risk pool to Wyoming auto insurers who agree to this arrangement.
Together with 10 other states»
assigned risk plans, the AK
AIP makes up the Western Association of Automobile Insurance Plans.
Because insurers must accept all
risks - preferred or high -
risk -
assigned through the MT
AIP, the
AIP is a mechanism by which the auto insurers share the losses generated by high
risk drivers, so no one insurer bears the brunt of losses.
The AZ
AIP doesn't write insurance policies itself, but is an entity that
assigns high -
risk drivers to existing, licensed Arizona auto insurers.
The VT
AIP is supposed to operate at neither profit or loss, therefore high
risk drivers
assigned by the Plan are usually charged higher premiums than their counterparts in the voluntary market, even if they are with the same insurer.
ARAIP - PAIP - CAIP -
AIP high
risk or Assigned Risk Auto Insurance markets consists of licensed drivers commomly referred to as needing bad driving record auto insurance who are unable to purchase auto insurance through the Voluntary Market due to a variety of factors, such as their driving history, accident history or status as a first time dri
risk or
Assigned Risk Auto Insurance markets consists of licensed drivers commomly referred to as needing bad driving record auto insurance who are unable to purchase auto insurance through the Voluntary Market due to a variety of factors, such as their driving history, accident history or status as a first time dri
Risk Auto Insurance markets consists of licensed drivers commomly referred to as needing bad driving record auto insurance who are unable to purchase auto insurance through the Voluntary Market due to a variety of factors, such as their driving history, accident history or status as a first time driver.
Before you can enter the
assigned risk pool, the Utah
AIP requires you to certify on your insurance application that you've tried to find auto insurance in the voluntary market within the last 60 days.
The Rhode Island
AIP calculates each insurer's market share in Rhode Island, and
assigns an equivalent share of high
risk drivers to respective insurers.