Haw. Code R. § 16-23-67 - General description

(a) The joint underwriting plan (JUP) is intended to provide motor vehicle insurance and optional additional insurance in a convenient and expeditious manner for those persons, uses, or motor vehicles in certain "high risk" categories with respect to which insurance cannot reasonably be obtained in the market at rates not in excess of JUP rates, or persons who otherwise are in good faith entitled to, but unable to obtain, motor vehicle insurance and optional additional insurance through ordinary methods. Insurers will pool their losses and bona fide expenses under JUP to prevent the imposition of any inordinate burden on any particular insurer.

(b) Another part of the JUP consists of the assignment thereto of claims of victims for whom no policy is applicable, such as the hit-and-run victim who is not covered by a motor vehicle insurance policy. The losses and expenses under the assigned claims program are pro-rated among and shared by all motor vehicle insurers and self-insurers.

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Haw. Code R. § 16-23-67

[Eff 9/1/80; comp 9/1/82; comp 9/1/85; comp 9/1/88; comp 9/15/89; comp 9/1/90; am and comp 6/1/93; am 1/30/95; am and comp 1/1/98; comp 1/8/99; comp 11/11/12] (Auth: HRS §§ 431:10C-214, 431:100406) (Imp: HRS §§ 431:10C-401 through 431:100412)