Senator Lee introduced a bill that would repeal the state's no-fault auto insurance system.
A bill repealing congress 's " no - fault " auto insurance law has cleared a key Senate committee . If the repeal is successful , vehicle owners in the state will no longer be able to buy personal injury protection , which offers up to $ 10,000 in emergency medical coverage for drivers and other occupants of their vehicles , regardless of who causes the crash . Instead , they would be made to buy liability coverage for occupants of other vehicles for when the policyholder is at fault for the crash . Opponents claim that premiums and the number of lawsuits will rise as a result of the law change .