"The chances today are about 14 in 100 that if you are injured in an auto-mobile accident an uninsured driver caused the accident"

Study finds 11 percent of Connecticut drivers uninsured

The chances today are about 14 in 100 that if an insured driver is injured in an auto accident in the United States, an uninsured motorist caused the accident, according to a study conducted by the Insurance Research Council. However, the problem varies widely from state to state and within states.
In Connecticut, 11 percent of drivers are uninsured. The five states with the highest uninsured driver estimates were Colorado (34 percent), Mississippi (29 percent), Alabama (28 percent), New Mexico (27 percent), and California (26 percent). The five states with the lowest uninsured driver estimates were Maine (5 percent), North Carolina (5 percent), South Dakota (6 percent), Nebraska (7 percent) and Massachusetts (7 percent).
Contact our office to make sure your auto policy is suitable. You never know if the driver sharing the road with you is insured.

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