There are thousands of people who drive their cars on the road without them being insured with car insurance. These drivers pose a physical and financial threat to the other motorists that are driving on the road. In an accident, many uninsured motorists flee the accidents scene if they can. They do not want to get into trouble or be held liable for damages especially if their negligence caused the car accident to begin with.
Now, a politician from the state of Alabama is trying to do something about uninsured drivers in his state. The man is named Arthur Orr and he is a republican who represents Decatur. He wants to enact a new law that would create a database for cops and other officials that would reveal if a person is currently uninsured. This action would help the state immensely. The state has had a problem with its mandatory car insurance law for years that was enacted in 2001. Many people buy car insurance to get a card stating that they have coverage and then decide to terminate their car insurance policies.




Bills have been introduced to the Oklahoma, Minnesota and Montana state legislatures with the intention of reducing the types–and consequently the amounts–of compensation that uninsured motorists can receive as a result of being involved in serious auto accidents.