I recall not too long ago at least two insurance companies were planning on complying with a law that has been in effect, but not enforced, for quite some time... It's probably still some time off w/ all the appeals we're sure to see...

I'm really looking forward to this being a reality! Here's why: My commute is now 3.5mi each way, basically down one main road. It used to be over 14mi each way, down some of the busiest roads in the area, crossing freeways, etc. I have never been at fault in an accident and have no points on my record. Yet when we moved closer to work, but changed zip codes, our rates went up.

Just because, as it was explained to me by a rep from our insurance company, some other area w/in our zip code, outside of our safe neighborhood, may have at some time experienced more crime than the other zip code, the insurance company can justify hiking up our rates.

How in the world is that logical? I think we can all agree it's not fair, but who was the genius who thought gee, that's reasonable, in fact, I think it's a great idea and people will love it!