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According to 90.9 WBUR, The Urban Insurance Agents of Massachusetts (A trade association) say that over the next year more than 12,000 drivers per month who mostly live in urban or inner-city areas will lose their auto insurance coverage due to auto insurance deregulation otherwise known as managed competition.

Auto insurance companies in Massachusetts are no longer required to offer auto insurance coverage to neighborhoods they consider to be high-risk such as: Brockton, Springfield, Worcester, Dorchester, and Roxbury among others.

Massachusetts Drivers who are non-renewed can shop for auto insurance through an agent, online or through their own research in the competitive Massachusetts marketplace…or through the Massachusetts Auto Insurance Program (MAIP).

More information about Massachusetts Auto Insurance, and online quotes.

Tags: high-risk auto insurance, MAIP, managed competition, massachusetts auto insurance

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