NJ lawmakers advance car insurance bill package despite affordability concerns
Critics warn the bills, aimed at increasing protection for victims of car crashes, will spike premiums. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) A New Jersey Senate panel advanced a legislative package intended to bolster insurance coverage for victims of vehicular accidents — but which critics warned would hike premiums so high, low-income drivers might dump insurance altogether…
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