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Way to go Alabama. More states should adopt your program.
WV starts something very similar in Jan 2014. I think enforcement will be a nightmare, though, because it calls for surrender of the license plate if the insurance is cancelled for any reason by either the insured or the insurance company. Eventually it should reduce late-pay cancellations, but I predict a steep learning curve among consumers.
Its about time irresponsible drivers either get insurance or get off the road,the majority of alabamians are paying higer premiums because of the un-insured motorists,i’m thankful for this new law that will refuse registration to anyone without proper insurance ID.
This is horrendous! Why should a state be able to require you to purchase a product to use a pruduct for which you have already paid? Wake up people your wealth has and is being siphoned off by these leeches!