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August 01, 2005

Secrets the Cops, the Courts and the Insurance Companies

From the National Motorist Association; The purpose of insurance is to cover unusual risk. Since the act of exceeding an unreasonably low limit is hardly unusual or dangerous, the risk assumed by the insurance company is nearly non-existant. Therefore, any surcharges issued for speeding tickets are almost pure profit. Read more

From Secrets the Cops, the Courts and the Insurance Companies

Posted by Russell at August 1, 2005 05:03 PM