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Arizona implements self-update option for motorists

As part of the Arizona Department of Transportation efficiency initiative, the state is implementing a self-update option for motorists’ auto insurance.

Nevada Ecards

Governor Brian Sandoval signed Nevada Assembly Bill 455 into law on May 26, 2017.

Tennessee suspension notice letters

Tennessee’s new EIVS is gearing up to begin their letter campaign for motorists found to not have auto liability insurance coverage.

TN Requests Carriers to Include NAICs on Insurance ID Cards

DOR has informed carriers they are running into problems in attempting to verify NAIC numbers when a motorist contacts them for assistance.

Tennessee HB 280 Signed into Law

Tennessee Governor William Haslam signed House Bill 280 into law on March 22.

Arkansas HB 2193 Signed into Law

The Arkansas Online Insurance Verification System Act will facilitate the implementation of an online insurance verification system (OLV).

Arkansas now supports FTP file submissions

The Arkansas Office of Driver Services announced that its auto liability insurance reporting system can now support FTP file submissions.

MSVIVS Ramping Up

Mississippi is currently testing the online verification (OLV) portion of the new Mississippi Vehicle Insurance Verification System (MSVIVS).

South Carolina uninsured motorists can pay to drive

Insurance carriers writing policies in South Carolina will receive a check proportional to their market share in the state in 2015.

Pennsylvania Plate Readers

Pennsylvania discontinued its practice of issuing license plate registration stickers effective Jan. 1, 2017.

MVICS Discontinued

The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles no longer requires auto insurers to file reports through Motor Vehicle Insurance Compliance Reporting System.

Tennessee making final push for full implementation of EIVS

Tennessee announced progress in its goal to have all carriers submit their Book of Business (BoB) files to its Electronic Insurance Verification System (EIVS) by Oct. 1, 2016.

Tennessee prepares to release EIVS error files

Tennessee is gearing up for the release of EIVS error files to insurers who previously submitted their book of business with the state.

Automatic license plate readers approved in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Governor signed new law that permits the use of automatic license plate reader systems by law enforcement officials.

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