A recent report by KX News has found that car insurance rates in North Dakota are on the rise. According to the report, drivers in the state are paying an average of $1,886 per year for car insurance, which is significantly higher than the national average of $1,457.
The report attributes the increase in car insurance rates to several factors, including an increase in the number of accidents on North Dakota roads, as well as an increase in the cost of repairing vehicles. Additionally, the report notes that insurance companies have also been raising rates in response to an increase in fraudulent claims and insurance fraud.
In response to the rising rates, the North Dakota Insurance Department is encouraging drivers to shop around and compare rates from multiple insurance companies to ensure they are getting the best deal. The department also recommends that drivers consider factors such as their driving record, the type of vehicle they drive, and their age when shopping for car insurance.
Overall, the report serves as a reminder to drivers in North Dakota to be vigilant when it comes to their car insurance coverage and to take steps to ensure they are getting the best rates possible.
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