Controversial bill to abolish no-fault auto insurance may mean higher premiums for Florida drivers
Controversial bill to abolish no-fault auto insurance may mean higher premiums for Florida drivers Critics of SB 54 say drivers will pay $344 more on average Bill could eliminate personal injury protection and last updated 2021-05-11 09:55:18-04 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. â Critics of SB 54 say drivers will pay $344 more on average Senate Bill 54 gets rid of no-fault or personal injury protection insurance, commonly called PIP. Instead of paying PIP premiums, drivers would be required to buy bodily injury insurance coverage. And the insurance company for the driver who is at fault in an ...