Florida HB 719, and corresponding SB 54, seek to eliminate the mandatory $10,000 in PIP coverage currently required of motorists. (Photo: Piman Khrutmuang/Adobe Stock)
Over the years there have been many attempts to fix, sunset or even repeal Florida's no-fault system. The result has consistently been the same: Florida remains the most fraud-prone state in the nation with motorists paying some of the highest insurance premiums around.
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