Yes, great. It's about time someone addresses or takes on the inequitable MA auto insurance industry. People should pay insurance rates based upon their driving records, not based upon where their personal vehicle is garaged.
We should charge boston 3-times the amount because boston drivers suck at driving. "Fact" not "Fiction" We should name it the road rage capitol of Massachusetts
The reverse should totally have to be true, in that case--I just read some police logs of towns on the South Shore, and there were innumerable violent, drug, and vehicular incidents wherein the perpetrators were from Boston and environs...so, should we spend the time and money catching Boston's criminals who come down to us to commit the crimes? Not to mention bearing the social cost of the junk they are bringing in. I think not. What a fine idea.
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By adamg - 8/1/06 - 8:25 am
Commuter crashes eyed as a cash cow.
Well sure, as long as the
By LaDivina - 8/1/06 - 9:13 am
Well sure, as long as the reverse can be true, too. *eyeroll*
Yes, great. It's about time
By brian (not verified) - 8/1/06 - 5:37 pm
Yes, great. It's about time someone addresses or takes on the inequitable MA auto insurance industry. People should pay insurance rates based upon their driving records, not based upon where their personal vehicle is garaged.
It's called public transportation. Use it!
By Boston resident (not verified) - 8/1/06 - 7:32 pm
I love it! Pay up, suburbanites!
We should charge boston
By Anonymous 2 (not verified) - 8/3/06 - 9:24 am
We should charge boston 3-times the amount because boston drivers suck at driving. "Fact" not "Fiction" We should name it the road rage capitol of Massachusetts
The reverse should totally have to be true, then
By Ann O'Nymous (not verified) - 8/3/06 - 4:11 pm
The reverse should totally have to be true, in that case--I just read some police logs of towns on the South Shore, and there were innumerable violent, drug, and vehicular incidents wherein the perpetrators were from Boston and environs...so, should we spend the time and money catching Boston's criminals who come down to us to commit the crimes? Not to mention bearing the social cost of the junk they are bringing in. I think not. What a fine idea.