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NJPAIP- NJ PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
All private passenger vehicles are mandated by
NJ law to maintain automobile liability insurance, N.J.S.A.
39:6A et seq. Personal auto coverage may be obtained on a voluntary
basis or through the New Jersey Personal Automobile Insurance
Assigned Risk Plan. Rate Filing Requirement - N.J.A.C. 11:3-16
Eligible Persons Regulation - N.J.A.C. 11:3-34 Standard/Nonstandard
Regulation - N.J.A.C. 11:3-19 Underwriting Guidelines - N.J.A.C.
11:3-35
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Bergen is the most populous of the counties
in New Jersey, leading
Essex County
by approximately 90,000 people. It is also fairly diverse.
Fort Lee,
Palisades Park,
and other communities along the Hudson River have high
Korean-American and
Chinese-American
populations of varying affluence. The southern and central
portions have a fast-growing Italian-American
community, who are also growing quickly in the more affluent
northern portions. Bergenfield
has become a center for Filipino-American
and Indian-American immigrants,
and Filipino-Americans
have settled across the suburbs of Bergen County, notably
in Englewood where
they lead Asian representation with about 2 percent of the
population. Hackensack,
Fairview,
Cliffside Park,
and Teaneck have large
Hispanic, particularly
Colombian and
Cuban communities, and Cliffside
Park and Teaneck have many Arab-American residents.
Fair Lawn,
Englewood,
Tenafly,
Englewood
Cliffs, Fort Lee,
Woodcliff Lake,
and Franklin Lakes
have substantial Jewish-American and
Russian-American
communities. Wallington
and Garfield are
particularly Polish-American. There
are significant African American
communities in Englewood,
Teaneck and
Hackensack.
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NJPAIP Car insurance
NJ for drivers with 7+ points or more , . The
points may be all moving violations or a combination
of NJ Insurance Points and NJ MVC Points, they are added
together for your total NJPAIP eligibility points. To
find out how many points you have visit the NJ Motor
Vehicle Commission-NJ
DMV - NJDMV - NJMVC Online Abstract Order Form or phone
(888-486-3339
Fee) or
(609- 292-7500 FREE)
Then return back here and click on
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Insurance Quote Help Here and you will
be able to accurately get a NJ PAIP Quote. If you know
how many points you have or were cancelled mid term
for non payment go ahead and complete the quote request
now. ( you will need the non payment cancellation
letter )when meeting with a NJPAIP certified producer
for car insurance.
A NJPAIP auto insurance
policy costs more than a New Jersey automobile insurance
policy for preferred drivers. One of the NJ Car
insurance companies binding coverage in New Jersey will
be assigned your policy, neither you nor the insurance
company may choose. The applications are assigned to
an insurance company so that they share the high risk
drivers somewhat evenly. NJPAIP Personal NJCAIP Commercial
and NJUZAR- Rates are set and approved by the state
of New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance, and
are administered by a national non profit organization.
That means you will
not have to spend time shopping around like in the preferred
market. The rates for high risk automobile insurance
in New Jersey will depend on your driving record, your
vehicle, and where you reside in NJ.
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Bergen County is the most populous
county of the
state of
New Jersey,
United States.
As of the
2000 Census,
the population is 884,118. Its
county seat is
Hackensack6.
The highest elevation is
Bald Mountain near
the New York state line
in Mahwah, at
1,164 feet (355 m) above sea level.
The lowest point is sea level, along
the Hudson River.
The sharp cliffs of the
New Jersey Palisades
lift much the county up from the river
along the eastern boundary with the
Hudson River, but then relief remains
relatively minimal across the county
as much of it is in the
Hackensack River
valley. Only in the northwestern portion
of the county are any serious hills
found, leading to the
Ramapo Mountains.
The damming of the Hackensack River
(and tributaries) produced three
reservoirs
in the county,
Woodcliff
Lake Reservoir,
Lake Tappan and
Oradell Reservoir,
which provide drinking water to much
of northern New Jersey.
Bergen County is bordered by
Rockland
County, New York to the north, the
Hudson River to
the east,
Hudson
County to the south, a small border
with
Essex County
also to the south and
Passaic
County to the west.
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As of the census2
of 2000, there were 884,118 people,
330,817 households, and 235,210 families
residing in the county. The
population density
was 1,458/km² (3,776/mi²). There were
339,820 housing units at an average
density of 560/km² (1,451/mi²). The
racial makeup of the county was 78.41%
White,
5.27% Black
or African American,
0.15% Native American,
10.67% Asian,
0.02% Pacific Islander,
3.22% from
other races,
and 2.26% from two or more races. 10.34%
of the population were
Hispanic
or Latino
of any race.
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Bergen county has a well-developed road network,
including the northern termini of the
New Jersey Turnpike
(a portion of Interstate 95) and
the Garden State Parkway,
the eastern terminus of
Interstate 80 and
a portion of Interstate 287.
US Highways 46,
202,
9,
9W, and New Jersey
state highways
4,
17,
3,
120,
208,
and the
Palisades
Interstate Parkway also serve the region.
Access to New York City is
primarily available for motorists through the
George Washington
Bridge in
Fort Lee and
the Lincoln Tunnel in
Hudson County.
Train service is available on three lines from
New Jersey Transit:
the Bergen County Line,
the Erie
Main Line
and the Pascack Valley
Line. They run north-south to
Hoboken Terminal
with connections to the
PATH
train. New Jersey Transit also offers connecting
MidTOWN DIRECT service
to New York Penn
Station via the
Secaucus Junction
transfer station. Connections are also available
at the Hoboken Terminal
to New York Waterways
ferry service to the
World Financial
Center and other destinations. The
Hudson-Bergen
Light Rail will connect the county with
Hudson County in
the near future. There is also bus service,
available from New Jersey Transit
and private companies such as
Red and Tan Lines
and DeCamp Bus Lines, offering transport within
Bergen County, elsewhere in New Jersey and to
the Port Authority
Bus Terminal and
George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal in
New York City.
The only airport in the county is
Teterboro Airport
in Teterboro,
which is operated by the
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Most commercial air traffic is handled by nearby
Newark Liberty International Airport in
Essex County.
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