AUTO INSURANCE

DIEGNAN: MAKE AUTO INSURANCE CARDS WALLET-SIZED

(TRENTON) - Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan today announced that he has introduced legislation that would require auto insurers to provide wallet-sized insurance verification cards to their policyholders.

GREENWALD: SURVEY SHOWS ONSET OF SAVINGS
FROM 2003 AUTO INSURANCE REFORM LAW

Release of 2-Year-Old Data Signals Beginning of Savings Trend
In State's Improving & Stabilized Auto Insurance Market
 
(TRENTON) - Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald, who championed the state's sweeping 2003 auto insurance reform law, welcomed the result of a National Association of Insurance Commissioners survey on 2005 auto insurance rates that shows the first premium declines resulting from New Jersey's landmark reform effort.

GREENWALD: DRIVERS CONTINUE TO SEE BENEFITS
FROM 2003 AUTO INSURANCE REFORM LAW
GEICO's 4.1 Percent Rate Reduction Latest Evidence
Of State's Improving Auto Insurance Market

(TRENTON) - Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald, who championed the state's sweeping 2003 auto insurance reform law, today cited GEICO's proposed 4.1 percent rate reduction as the latest evidence of how increased market competition is delivering good news for New Jersey motorists.

GREENWALD: 2003 AUTO INSURANCE REFORM LAW CONTINUES TO YIELD DIVIDENDS FOR DRIVERS

Consumer Complaints Have Dropped 50 Percent over Last Four Years

(TRENTON) - A dramatic reduction in the number of consumer complaints about auto insurance is the latest evidence of how New Jersey motorists continue to reap benefits from the sweeping auto insurance reforms law that was enacted four years ago, Assemblyman Lou Greenwald said today.

VAN DREW/GUSCIORA/MCKEON BILL REQUIRING AUTO INSURANCE NONRENEWAL NOTICES TO BE SENT CERTIFIED MAIL ADVANCES

(TRENTON) - Legislation Assemblymen Jeff Van Drew, Reed Gusciora and John F. McKeon sponsored to require auto insurance companies to send notices of cancellation or nonrenewal of insurance policies via certified mail to policyholders was released from the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee today.