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why does car insurance rates go up after manditory insurance laws pass?
the insurance companies promise that passing these laws would always lower them
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- because then they have to insure all the bad risks. those who know how to drive and those who know how not to drive.
- OK, there have been mandatory insurance laws for YEARS in all states except NH and WI, and if there are new laws there, I haven't heard about it. So this isn't something new - so you can't say that they go up after the law passes. In general, though, it doesn't get any cheaper to fix a car. Body shops haven't lowered their rates, EVER. Medical expenses go UP. So claims paid out, go up, not down, and there isn't any REASON to lower rates. And I think it's the POLITICIANS promising that passing the laws will be good for people, not the insurance companies.
- Part of your rate is the limits of liability you carry. I suppose you are talking about Texas where they just raised state required limits from 20/40/15 to 25/50/25. The reason your premium is going up is because your coverage amount is going up. Insurance companies dont control what the state required limits are. Hope that helps.
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