New Brunswickers Speak Out on Auto Insurance
(May 28, 2004) A May 2004 poll conducted by the CAC in the province of New Brunswick has revealed that citizens are very unhappy with the state of their auto insurance, and are looking for some changes. 46% of respondents report being very dissatisfied with the manner in which the NB government has dealt with their auto insurance needs.
However, the government’s proposed public auto insurance plan is supported by 52% of respondents; only 39% support the no-frills plan proposed by private auto insurance companies.
An overwhelming 61% of respondents support the existing $2,500 cap on pain and suffering awards for minor injuries, while 56% are opposed to a possible no fault plan.
Please click on one of the links below to see the full results:
How Satisfied Are You With the Way the NB Government Has Met Your Auto Insurance Needs?
How Satisfied Are You With the Way Insurance Companies Have Met Your Auto Insurance Needs?
Do You Support A Government Owned Public Auto Insurance System?
Do You Support the Private Auto Insurers' No-Frills Plan?
Do You Support the Existing $2,500 Cap on Pain and Suffering Awards for Minor Injuries?
Do You Support a No-Fault Plan?
How Much Did You Pay For Auto Insurance Last Year?
Did You Receive a Rebate Last Year?
How Much Was Your Rebate?
How Much Do You Trust the NB Government to Best Represent Your Interests on Auto Insurance?
How Much Do You Trust Private Insurance Companies to Best Represent Your Interests on Auto Insurance?
How Much Do You Trust Insurance Brokers to Best Represent Your Interests on Auto Insurance?
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