Posted On: May 5, 2008, 8:09 am CDT

Posted By: wudchuck

mass is not a cede state for insurance. which means, high risk insurance is not a guarantee. if you get rejected by 3 or more companies, you then can ask the state for a high risk. at that time, you can then be assigned to a company to help share the risk as in any other state. but where do we draw the line as a state? how much high risk should we be able to cover? or cover at all? just because someone's record is attrocious with accidents and violations, does not mean they still need to drive to work. it is part of the consequences for not following the law. afterall, is not drivign a priviledge -- not a right! i have not seen it listed on the bill of rights -- it does not even state that i have the right to ride a horse! we all have 2 legs and in most cases, there is public transportation. high risk drivers - very much a concern, because who will get hurt next? themselves or others?