South Carolina driver must prove the assurance of protection
Columbia - The police confidence to give up, “ license and registration, please bitte”hat now a new ring around him in South Carolina.
Drivers to prove now, they should automatically face of insurance or money or imprisonment of a flat-rate insurance into account by the law signed Dir David Beasley.
Most laws that are quite insurance changes of the state structure in an attempt to lower tax rates will be effective in 1999. But the provision that proof of insurance was immediate in the second Mr. Beasley signed the bill on July 3, said Rep. Harry Cato, R travellers rest.
“ After all, we now have the insurance,’’said Cato, one of the architects of the insurance sector. “ People should be able to prove that they are entitled as insurance.”
Despite the law on compulsory insurance, the Legislative Audit Council said it can not be less than 450000 uninsured vehicles in South Carolina roads. The Council said that this year, drivers are uninsured one of the biggest problems of South Carolina’s insurance system.
Highway Patrol troopers waiting a bit, probably three months or a little less before the launch to write tickets for those who lack proof of insurance, “said Eddie Gunn, intermediate division Public Safety director.
Mr. Gunn said he understands that some people do not have the necessary assurances have not yet map.
“ I know personally, my company is not once again with me,”he said. “ Not for me a wallet-sized card indicating that “I have insurance.” ‘
Get yourself a ticket and do not have an insurance card and you have a month to your insurance company to verify coverage.
After a month, your license is suspended until proof of insurance. If that happens, you must prove that every three months for a year or even your license is suspended.
It is also possible to a fine of $ 100 or 30 days in prison, not subject to proof of insurance.
“ The best thing is that you have insurance, if you drive vehicles on the road,’’said Gunn. “ You have or you do not. If you did not, it is an injury.”
The other countries of the South require proof that the insurance Georgia, Florida and Kentucky.
Other states are Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming. Ohio in the list next year.
Mr. Gunn said the motorway police to begin a discussion at random automatic verification of insurance coverage used control over its estimate of 1200 traffic stops per day. Even taking into account pay local Sheriff’s and police departments to confiscate the license plates and registration of persons, not on insurance.
“ We recognized that compliance with the laws of insurance is not what it should be,’’said Gunn. “ We seek to strengthen our efforts to ensure that everybody obeys the law.
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