When a crash occurs in Florida, the state sends an FR1/FR100 “Liability” Sanction Verification to the auto insurance carriers of the motorists involved in the incident. Florida advised carriers to confirm coverage for crash verifications if a motorist’s insurance policy meets the state’s minimum liability requirements, even if the VIN is registered in another state.
Illinois House Bill 2610 was signed by Governor Bruce Rauner on August 25, 2017.
Since 2007, PCS® has designated 25 events in the month of September, totaling 2.5 million in estimated losses or approximately $20.6 billion.
After testing a new insurance verification system in a months-long pilot with several insurers, Mississippi is ready to implement the new system.
As part of the Arizona Department of Transportation efficiency initiative, the state is implementing a self-update option for motorists’ auto insurance.
Tennessee’s new EIVS is gearing up to begin their letter campaign for motorists found to not have auto liability insurance coverage.
From 2007-2016, PCS designated 33 catastrophic events in this month-- resulting in total insured losses of roughly $9.7 billion.
DOR has informed carriers they are running into problems in attempting to verify NAIC numbers when a motorist contacts them for assistance.
Tennessee Governor William Haslam signed House Bill 280 into law on March 22.
The Arkansas Online Insurance Verification System Act will facilitate the implementation of an online insurance verification system (OLV).