Think car insurance rates are high in your state? Many factors affect rates, including the costs of car repair and medical care, the level of insurance fraud in a state, the number of uninsured drivers, and population density.
It's no surprise, however, that one of the major factors is state regulations: the type of insurance system a state uses and the rules for how that system operates can have a huge impact on rates.
CarInsuranceQuotes.com recently compared the median household income and median price of an annual car insurance policy in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and ranked them based on the percentage of household income going toward car insurance.
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