Insurance CLUE Report
CLUE is an acronym for Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange.When you are shopping your auto insurance policy in California, you will most likely hear your agent refer to the CLUE report. Much like violations, they are reported to your motor vehicle report. If you have losses on your insurance policy, the information is could show up on the CLUE report. This is a secondary report that insurance companies check to see if you had filed any claims. When you are involved in an accident or have another loss like a stolen vehicle, the insurance company reports with information to the comprehensive loss underwriting exchange. This simplifies the process of determining chargeability of auto accidents as well as ensures that the insurance company is charging you the appropriate California auto insurance premium. When an accident is listed on a motor vehicle report, there is no other information that notifies the agent or car insurance company if this was your fault or not. Some accidents that you are involved in are not reported to the DMV and do not show up on your motor vehicle report. With access to the CLUE report the process of determining chargeability is streamlined. You can also get more information by reading on our auto insurance page at www.bainsandwoodward.com/california-auto-insurance.html Get your quote online today or call 530.421.8111 License 0G13612.
