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What will the revised no-fault accident laws in Michigan do to my car insurance policy and rate?

Michigan made some changes to the no-fault accident laws in 2020. Car insurance is already expensive here. What will this mean for my policy and rates?

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Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“In July 2020, Michigan made some significant changes to its no-fault system. However, this is mostly a positive thing for Michigan drivers, as the state had the highest car insurance costs in the country in 2020.
Some of the advantages of the law changes are as follows:
  • Insurance companies are legally required to lower their average personal injury protection (PIP) premiums by up to 45%.
  • Liability insurance
    has higher minimum limits of 50/100/10.
  • Maximum liability insurance limits are 250/500/10.
Although the higher liability coverage minimums may increase your rates, the significant drop in PIP should lead to lower premiums.
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