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No fault auto insurance spreads costs across states
A Cedar Rapids Gazette analysis explains no fault auto insurance limits and effects. It notes Massachusetts pioneered the policy in 1971 with 15 other states adopting variations, including North Dakota in 1976. The piece surveys cost impacts, thresholds for lawsuits, and expected federal action, citing officials from State Farm and insurers nationwide.
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Massachusetts
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Utah
Gallup
Ron Arnold
State Farm Insurance Cos
State Farm
James Hunt
State Rating Bureau
Michael Dukakis
James Nicholas
Automobile Insurance Commission
Nofault
Department of Transportation
Milton Friedman