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RALEIGH, N.C. -
North Carolina drivers could soon see an increase in their car insurance.
Last month a group representing insurance companies asked for a 13 percent hike. But instead the State Insurance Commissioner asked them to cut rates by 16 percent.
The rate bureau is now appealing the ruling and revised its request to a 10 percent hike. While the appeal is being worked out insurers can charge higher rates.
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By E. B. on 01/02 01:11 PM
I agree with J.M. Bad drivers should be looked at more closely and higher rates applied to them.
I have never filed a claim in my 35+ years of driving and have a unblemished driving record. Why should the more cautious, attentive drivers be penalized with higher rates because some people are driving reckless??
By J. M. on 01/02 10:35 AM
Any rate hikes should go to people with bad driving records and prior claims. People, like myself, who have a clean record (for over 45 years!) should not be penalized for bad drivers.
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