Under the "Freedom of Choice" Law, what cannot insurance agencies force you to do?

The "Freedom of Choice" Law is designed to protect consumers by ensuring they have the right to make their own choices regarding auto repairs and insurance coverage. Under this law, insurance agencies cannot compel you to use a specific auto repair shop for your vehicle repairs. This means that if your car is damaged, you have the freedom to choose where it gets repaired, allowing you to select a shop based on your preferences regarding cost, quality of service, or proximity, rather than being directed by your insurance company.

This legally protected choice encourages competition among repair shops and ensures that consumers can make informed decisions that best suit their needs. Other aspects of the law allow for more flexibility in terms of vehicle and policy selections, but specifically regarding repairs, the consumer's choice is paramount.