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California's
plan, designed to provide low-cost auto car homeowners insurance
liability coverage to good drivers who demonstrate financial
need, mandates that every auto car homeowners insurer admitted
in the state take their "fair share" of applicants.
Applicants must purchase bodily injury liability coverage
up to $10,000 for one person involved in an accident, up to
$20,000 for more than one person, and $3,000 for property
damage liability.
There is no collision or comprehensive auto car homeowner's
insurance coverage available. Only drivers over age 19 with
good driving records and low incomes (up to 250 percent of
the poverty level) are eligible. Applicants must have motor
vehicles valued at $12,000 or less. Increasingly, auto car
homeowners insurance laws are being passed that expand the
role of the insurer in verifying compliance with compulsory
auto car homeowner's insurance liability laws and aiding in
their enforcement.
Lawndale California auto car homeowners Insurance companies
often work in conjunction with state motor vehicle departments
to verify auto car homeowner's insurance coverage. Many California
Counties now have laws that specify that insurers must notify
the motor vehicle department when an auto car homeowner's
insurance policy is cancelled or not renewed. In some cities,
insurers are asked to verify the existence of auto car homeowners
insurance at the time that a specific accident occurred.
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other cities, insurers are given lists of randomly selected
auto registrations, or, lists of motorists who were involved
in accidents, which they are asked to match up with auto car
homeowners insurance policies that the motorists claim were
in effect. Newer laws, known as computer data laws, require
an insurer to submit its entire list of automobile liability
policies, updated at specified intervals, to a state agency
such as the motor vehicle department. The state agency can use
the lists to verify registration applicants' declarations that
auto car homeowners insurance is in effect. |
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