Gov. Jeb Bush vetoed legislation yesterday that would have extended the state's no-fault auto insurance law for an additional two years.
Property-casualty industry lobbyists had urged the governor to reject the bill, arguing that the legislation did not contain enough language to properly reform the system.
The bill would have appropriated $1 million to fight insurance fraud and called for simplified crash reports of accidents
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