Compulsory motor vehicle liability security; limit civil recovery for failure to maintain.
An Act To Provide A Limitation Of Damages In Any Cause Or Right Of Action Arising Out Of A Motor Vehicle Accident, For Such Injury Or Damages Occasioned By An Owner Or Operator Of A Motor Vehicle Involved In Such Accident Who Fails To Own Or Maintain A Compulsory Motor Vehicle Liability Security; To Define The Term "compulsory Motor Vehicle Liability Security"; To Provide Certain Exceptions To The Limitation On Damages; To Create An Affirmative Defense For The Limitation Of Recovery Provisions For Certain Persons; To Provide That Nothing In This Act Shall Preclude Passenger's Claim To Recover Damages For Injury, Death Or Loss; To Provide For The Rights Of Insurers; To Limit The Effects Of Issuances, Changes Or Adjustments Of Liability Security Or Insurance Policy Subsequent To Motor Vehicle Accidents; To Provide That The Provisions Of This Act Shall Not Apply To Any Vehicle Which Is Legally Parked At The Time Of The Accident; And For Related Purposes.
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