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AP:
Terry Scheller, 47, of Nichols recently received notice that coverage for his three vehicles was increasing $231.
“I think it’s awful,” Scheller said. “How much more can people afford? Times are tough. Guess who’s paying for it? People like me with clean driving records.”
The premium increase is due to stiffer insurance requirements approved by the Legislature earlier this year.
