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Here’s a “B” word for ya to fire back with, “BOZO”. It’s ILLEGAL to drive without insurance in most states, so why would it be an un-fair punishment?
Why can’t it considered a reward for those who OBEY THE LAW?
Not from CA so no skin in that game…just sayin’
Just remember, you can lead a horse to water…
More money for insurers – keep on letting those free riders run the system.
Yes it is illegal to drive without Ins. but here in Ca. they dont enforce it enough.
Californians — What was Prop 32? The article mentions it several times but never says what it was.
Ratemaker,
It was about automatic payroll deductions for union dues. It does mention it in the article.