Pennsylvania Raises Accident Surcharge Threshold for Auto Insurance to $2,250
As of July 1, 2025, Pennsylvania requires insurers to adjust their accident surcharge thresholds under PID Notice 2025‑01. The allowable cap for cumulative at-fault claim costs over a three-year span increased to $2,250.
Why This Change Matters
- Lower-risk drivers face fewer surcharge penalties
- Encourages selective surcharge application only for larger claim costs
- Supports fairness and avoids penalizing minor claims
Implementation Timeline
- Insurers must file revised rates by April 1, 2025
- Changes take effect no later than July 1, 2025
Consumer Takeaways
If your recent at-fault claims totaled under $2,250 over three years, you may avoid surcharge increases. Check with your insurer for rate updates and differences.
Official Source
Details available in PID’s compliance notice: AAIS compliance alert.
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