Florida drivers pay more than $1,200 a year in car insurance premiums, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. That rate is among the highest in the nation. Some lawmakers are trying to lower premiums by eliminating so-called no-fault insurance. “You could lower insurance premiums if that was our solitary goal, by gutting insurance coverage in Florida and having people drive around with almost no coverage,” said state Sen. Tom Lee. Right now, Florida is one of only two…
Florida lawmakers consider bills that would eliminate personal injury protection insurance
