The Coalition to Protect Florida's Drivers:

Who We Are, What We Support

The Coalition to Protect Florida's Drivers is urging Governor Charlie Crist and the Florida Legislature to preserve mandatory auto insurance coverage for drivers in the upcoming special session.

Made up of  hospitals, emergency care providers, first responders, safety officials, the state's largest health insurer and a major auto insurer,  the Coalition is petitioning Governor Crist, Senate President Ken Pruitt, and House Speaker Marco Rubio to address the Florida's 37-year-old no-fault system in the special session that begins October 3. [Read More]

  
If no-fault insurance is allowed to expire on October 1st, more than 4 million drivers may be without medical coverage. How will you protect your family?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 5, 2007

Hospitals and the Florida Coalition to Protect Florida's Drivers applaud lawmakers for reviving no-fault insurance

TALLAHASSEE, FL - Florida drivers won a major victory today when the Legislature voted to reinstate the state-s 36-year-old no-fault auto insurance law. The reformed law, which protects both people and property and fights fraud, passed both chambers with overwhelming support. The new changes in the no-fault system go into effect January 1, 2008.  [Read More]

 
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