No-Fault Automobile Insurance

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Jan 1, 2001

No-Fault Automobile Insurance Unrelated To Accident Rates: New Research Controls for Bias that Tainted Previous Studies

Study refutes a common criticism of no-fault auto insurance -- that it may increase the accident rate by reducing drivers' incentives to drive carefully.
Expert Insights

Jan 1, 1996

The Effects of a Proposed No-Fault Plan on the Costs of Auto Insurance in California: An Updated Analysis

This Issue Paper estimates how a pure no-fault automobile insurance plan, proposed for California in 1995, would affect the costs of automobile insurance in the state.
Research Summary

Jan 1, 1995

Choosing an Alternative to Tort

Escalating auto insurance premiums have been a major public policy issue at the state level for the last three decades.
Research

Jan 1, 1995

The costs of consumer choice for auto insurance in states without no-fault insurance

The costs of consumer choice for auto insurance in states without no-fault insurance
Research

Jan 1, 1993

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating Auto Accident Victims

This study estimates the effects of a broad range of alternative no-fault auto insurance plans, compared with the traditional tort system.
Research

Jan 1, 1991

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating People Injured in Automobile Accidents

This report estimates the effects of a broad range of no-fault plans, compared with the traditional system.
Research Summary

Jan 1, 1991

No-Fault Approaches to Automobile-Injury Compensation

This research brief describes a study that estimates what would happen if a state switched to a no-fault approach to auto-injury compensation.
Research

Jan 1, 1991

No-Fault Automobile Insurance: A Policy Perspective

This report considers what would happen if a state adopted a no-fault auto insurance system.
Jan 1, 1985

Limiting Liability for Automobile Accidents: Are No-Fault Tort Thresholds Effective?

"No-fault" automobile insurance plans are designed to supplant the tort system by requiring motorists to purchase no-fault insurance and allowing victims to file liability insurance claims and tort suits only if their injuries exceed a legislated ...

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No-Fault Automobile Insurance Unrelated To Accident Rates: New Research Controls for Bias that Tainted Previous Studies

The Effects of a Proposed No-Fault Plan on the Costs of Auto Insurance in California: An Updated Analysis

Choosing an Alternative to Tort

The costs of consumer choice for auto insurance in states without no-fault insurance

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating Auto Accident Victims

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating People Injured in Automobile Accidents

No-Fault Approaches to Automobile-Injury Compensation

No-Fault Automobile Insurance: A Policy Perspective

Limiting Liability for Automobile Accidents: Are No-Fault Tort Thresholds Effective?

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No-Fault Automobile Insurance Unrelated To Accident Rates: New Research Controls for Bias that Tainted Previous Studies

The Effects of a Proposed No-Fault Plan on the Costs of Auto Insurance in California: An Updated Analysis

Choosing an Alternative to Tort

The costs of consumer choice for auto insurance in states without no-fault insurance

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating Auto Accident Victims

No-Fault Approaches to Compensating People Injured in Automobile Accidents

No-Fault Approaches to Automobile-Injury Compensation

No-Fault Automobile Insurance: A Policy Perspective

Limiting Liability for Automobile Accidents: Are No-Fault Tort Thresholds Effective?

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