Florida Auto Insurance Rates Soar Above National Average Amidst Hurricane Season

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Car insurance rates have surged during the pandemic, with 63% of Americans concerned about their ability to pay for it. Some US states have much higher auto insurance rates than others, with Florida, Louisiana, and Delaware having the highest and Ohio, Maine, and Idaho having the lowest. Florida is expected to have the highest insurance rates in 10 years due to climate change causing severe weather events. Georgia, Hawaii, and Michigan have seen a decrease in rates over the last decade.
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