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Effect of No-fault Automobile Insurance on Driver Behavior and Automobile Accidents in the United States

Name: Effect of No-fault Automobile Insurance on Driver Behavior and Automobile Accidents in the United States
Brand: RAND
SKU: 04733760
Price: 20.54 EUR
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David S. Loughran

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English

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Libristo code: 04733760

Publishers RAND, January 1999

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No-fault auto insurance opponents frequently argue that no-fault may ultimately lead to higher auto insurance costs by reducing drivers incentives to drive carefully and thereby increasing the accident rate. The intuition behind this criticism of no-fault is simple: No-fault auto insurance lowers the cost of driving negligently by limiting first-party liability for the injuries suffered by third-parties in auto accidents. This report evaluates this criticism of no-fault by examining trends in fatal and non-fatal automobile accidents rates and rates of driver negligence in the United States between 1967 and 1989. Contrary to some earlier research, this report finds no evidence that the adoption of no-fault auto insurance between 1971 and 1976 in 16 states increased fatal accident rates in those states. This report also finds no correlation between the presence of no-fault auto insurance and a state's overall accident rate or rate of driver negligence.