Very simply, it would empower people by giving them the choice of either staying with the unlimited medical coverage they have today or selecting a more limited and less expensive level ...

If consumers made no choice, they would continue to get the same unlimited personal injury protection they have today, but if they decided another level of coverage was better for them, ...

For the average driver in Michigan, removing the government mandate that they purchase unlimited Personal Injury Protection benefits and giving them a choice in the level of insurance they want to ...

We just saw a similar situation in Florida where the entire state no-fault insurance system fell apart, and the governor and legislature were forced into a special session to fix it. ...

No. Only 12 out of 50 have no-fault laws. Plus, four other states have repealed their no-fault insurance systems in recent years.

Only one: Michigan. In fact, no other state even offers unlimited benefits, and Michigan is the only state to require drivers to purchase unlimited coverage.

The ’93 referendum limited the choices of consumers by putting a hard cap of $1 million on the level of coverage they could purchase. The Drivers for Savings Solution has no ...

No. While there are many ideas on ways to reduce the cost of auto insurance, the Drivers for Savings Solution is focused on giving drivers a choice in the level of ...

It would help, but it would not be the answer to the problem. Rising medical costs are no doubt a factor in the cost of insurance, but putting a fee schedule ...

Drivers for Savings is more than just insurance companies. It is a coalition of groups and individuals who all recognize that providing people with choices that can save money and protect ...

The reality is that this happens every day with drivers in the 49 other states. Across America, drivers utilize other available health insurance, personal resources or government assistance such as Medicare ...

Nothing at all. The Drivers for Savings Solution would require drivers to proactively choose a different level of coverage. If a driver doesn’t pursue the choice, current benefits and coverage will ...

First, with choice comes savings – savings for drivers and savings for the system overall. Second, many drivers are making a choice right now. Because the state requires all ...

Yes. Colorado drivers have saved hundreds on auto insurance since the state changed its auto insurance system about five years ago. This policy is proven not only to allow drivers lower ...