No-Fault Car Insurance
Gov. Pete Wilson states, “If I were concerned about retaining my seat, I would also want to represent my constituents” (Part A, April 30). I would like to remind Wilson that his constituents voted no-fault insurance down by a far larger percentage than voted him in. Perhaps he should be concerned about his seat.
No-fault insurance has not been an effective instrument in reducing insurance rates in any of the states which have adopted it. This legislation also denies the right of due process.
MARY WILLIAMS
Van Nuys
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