Friday, February 06, 2009
Washington state bill will allow "pay as you go" insurance
Legislators want insurance companies to offer auto insurance that would charge rates based on how much someone drives. The so-called pay-as-you-drive insurance is aimed at getting people to cut back on their driving and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
Polly Freeman performing errands after work on her bike and collects her 6-year old son, Nate, from school at West Woodlands Elementary. While Freeman and her husband own a car but they usually bike to get around... So why should they pay the same car-insurance rates as someone who drives much more?
Seattle Times: Bill would allow insurance to offer pay-as-you-drive plan
Polly Freeman performing errands after work on her bike and collects her 6-year old son, Nate, from school at West Woodlands Elementary. While Freeman and her husband own a car but they usually bike to get around... So why should they pay the same car-insurance rates as someone who drives much more?
Seattle Times: Bill would allow insurance to offer pay-as-you-drive plan