Motor Vehicle Insurance

Summary

HB 769 aimed to eliminate large parts of the state's no‑fault auto insurance statutes and replace them with new requirements for coverage, proof of financial responsibility, and dealer liability. The changes would affect drivers, vehicle owners, insurers, and motor‑vehicle dealers by altering definitions, minimum coverage levels, and reporting duties. The measure died in the Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee and never became law.

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