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.
Not exact matches
Failure to maintain coverage can lead to
higher prices for new policies, placement in the «
assigned risk» pool, suspension or revocation
of your
driver's license or registration and additional fines and penalties.
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.
So, for example, if Farmers Union has 10 %
of the total auto insurance market in Montana, then Farmers Union will be
assigned to cover 10 %
of the
high risk drivers in Montana.
One
of the new rules implemented at that time said that when a
high risk driver is assigned through the MAIP, the Assigned Risk Company must compare the voluntary rates they would charge you to the MAIP rates that you would get, and must offer you the cheaper r
risk driver is
assigned through the MAIP, the Assigned Risk Company must compare the voluntary rates they would charge you to the MAIP rates that you would get, and must offer you the cheap
assigned through the MAIP, the
Assigned Risk Company must compare the voluntary rates they would charge you to the MAIP rates that you would get, and must offer you the cheap
Assigned Risk Company must compare the voluntary rates they would charge you to the MAIP rates that you would get, and must offer you the cheaper r
Risk Company must compare the voluntary rates they would charge you to the MAIP rates that you would get, and must offer you the cheaper rate.
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.
So if for example, GIECO covers 5 %
of all Vermont
drivers, then GEICO will be
assigned 5 %
of the
high risk drivers in the state.
The deal is that if an insurer wants to do ANY auto insurance business in Vermont, then that insurer must agree to cover a share
of high risk drivers when they are
assigned.
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.
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.
In order to sell any auto insurance policies in the state
of Utah, the auto insurance companies must agree to cover
assigned high risk drivers.