Geico calls Md. judgement on the use of radar detectors
The 18 months of war between Geico Corp. and Maryland’s Insurance Commissioner on radar detectors is back in court.
Geico and the National Safety Council have appealed Insurance Commissioner John A. Donaho ‘recent judgement that prohibits insurers demolition or refusal to sign or renew auto insurance because the only use or possession of radar detectors.
This is the second time the radar of the war has reached, Baltimore Circuit Court
Last year, the association “radar” Airwave rights, a trade based on Ohio, defied radar Geico’s underwriting practices. The Maryland Insurance Division on the trade of this group, which Geico right of appeal.
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