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Dallas Considering Strict Punishment for Uninsured Drivers

By Jeff Rasansky

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The Dallas City Council will be considering whether police should begin towing all of the vehicles who are ticketed for failing to have required insurance coverage. There has been much debate over this issue because it highlights some racial, economic and cultural issues.

Last year, about 3,900 uninsured drivers were involved in accidents in Dallas. The current policy is to tow uninsured drivers' vehicles only when they're in wrecks. But the council will be considering whether police should tow the 76,000 drivers ticketed for no insurance who were not involved in accidents.

Some on the council oppose the towing, claiming that the issue affects poor African Americans and Hispanics the most. Statistics currently reveal that blacks and Hispanics make up more than two-thirds of the drivers ticketed for no insurance.

Texas state law requires all drivers to carry liability insurance.

Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Jeff Rasansky

Full post as published by Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer on May 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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