Lawmakers push bipartisan plan to lower cost of auto insurance
(The Center Square) – Michigan lawmakers are advancing a new bipartisan proposal aimed at lowering auto insurance costs. State Rep. Jennifer Wortz, R-Quincy, introduced a four-bill package last week that would give consumers more options in Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance system, while aligning coverage requirements more closely with those in other states.
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