1998 Passenger Vehicles Insured Through Voluntary and Involuntary Plans by State

1998 Passenger Vehicles Insured Through Voluntary
And Involuntary Plans By State

	Site Map
	Preface
	Chapter 1
-	Auto Insurance: An Overview
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: From a Company Standpoint
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: From a Consumer Standpoint
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: Age and Its Impact
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: Hospital and Medical Costs
-	Auto Insurance Markets
	1998 Passenger Vehicles Insured Through Voluntary and Involuntary Plans by State
-	2000 Auto Insurance Premiums in Selected Ohio Cities
-	1998 US Auto Insurance Premiums by State
-	Where the Auto Insurance Premium Dollar Goes in Ohio and US
-	Auto Repair Costs in Selected Ohio Cities 1996 vs. 2000
-	How to Save Money on Auto Insurance
-	Competitive Auto Replacement Parts
-	Average Auto Repair Cost Comparisons for Specific Parts—1997 vs. 2001
-	Average New Car Expenditures—1995-99
-	1999 Top Selling Vehicles in the US
-	1999 Top Selling Vehicles in the US by Type and Color
-	1998-99 Ohio Licensed Drivers by County
-	1998-99 Ohio Motor Vehicle Registrations by County
-	Airbag Update
-	Settling an Auto Insurance Claim
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Glossary
	OII Sound-Off Page

While the total number of private passenger vehicles insured through the voluntary market increased nearly 9.5% (in car years) between 1994–98, the percentage of vehicles insured through state involuntary auto plans decreased by 43% during the same 5-year period. The actual number of private passenger vehicles registered in the US increased 9.5% between 1994–98 to a total of 165,718,285 registrations in 1998.