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Thursday, October 25, 2007

Insurance choice insurance assign Poizner Expands Affordable car to twenty additional California counties

Insurance choice insurance assign Poizner Expands Affordable car to twenty additional California counties

By representatives Poizners expansion selfsupporting California low cost motor vehicle insurance of program, can be insured suitable drivers for Unter$400 per year

CHICO -, which visited Butte county with its obligation, for which is continuous California consumer, condition insurance of representative Steve Poizner to serve, on Tuesday, in order to
announce its expansion California low cost motor vehicle insurance of program (CLCA) in 20 to additional California counties: Amador, Butte, Calaveras, EL Dorado, Humboldt, kings, lake, Madera, marine, Mendocino, Napa, seifenerz, San Benito, sank Cruz, Shasta, Solano, Sutter, Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba counties. Starting from October 1, the CLCA program is accessible and for suitable inhabitants in these 20 counties available.

"the roads more than 3 million motorist clearance of California without self-insurance, and nearly 5,000 motorists are alone not insured in the Butte county," said assigned Poizner. "this is a prescription for accident. Fortunately the CLCA program is a fantastische, affordable choice for qualified low income drivers."

In 42 counties in California, the CLCA program suitable provides good drivers with low income, with condition-necessary liability coverage for Unter$400 one year. Since its establishment 34,161 political guidelines were published. Program-political guidelines are published from California approved insurers and the program is exercised by California automobile assigned danger plan.

California the program of car that at reduced price is 100% unsubsidized by taxpayers. The program is art of the car-portrait-sustaining. Rates are placed in each county so that the premiums are sufficient to cover losses and expenditure in each county.

The programme of insurance of car at reduced price of California has at the beginning started in 1999 like pilot program in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The private bill of senate 20 (Escutia) authorized the police chief to launch the program in all the state on its determination of the need in each county, based on the analysis of data statistical and the local entry of the community.

Starting in April 2006, the department started to increase the program by state. The program was available in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alameda, Fresno, orange, the bank, San Bernardino, San Diego, counters the costa, imperial, Kern, Sacramento, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Stanislaus, Merced, Monterey, Santa Barbara, Sonoma, Tulare, and counties of Ventura. After leading meetings of the community to analyze the need for program locally, Poizner police chief determined that the program should be made available to Amador, Butte, Calaveras, EL Dorado, Humboldt, to place, San Benito, Shasta, Sutter, Tuolumne, Yuba, kings, lake, Madera, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Santa Cruz, Solano and counties of Yolo. The advertisement of police chief Poizner' S marks today the availability of the program of CLCA to the eligible residents in these 20 additional counties, and brings the programme of insurance of car at cut price to a total of 42 counties of California.

"I am happy to announce this great program is available in these twenty additional counties," continuous police chief Poizner. "I work hard to make this option accessible from insurance available to all the counties of California." Commissaire Poizner already started to lead meetings of the community to increase the program of CLCA in the 16 remaining counties of California.

To be entitled to the program, an applicant must be a "good driver" - not more than one accident of dégats material of with-defect only, or a point for a mobile violation in three last years; and no accident of with-defect implying of the body damage or death in three last years;
and no conviction of crime or misdeed for a violation of the code of vehicle.

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