Section 59A-17-7.1 - Motor vehicle liability; not-at-fault accidentsA. The rates of a motor vehicle liability insurer shall not provide for an increase in the premium if based upon an accident in which the insured is not at fault in any manner as determined by either the accident report or the insurer. If the insurer determines that its insured is at fault contrary to the specific finding of an accident report that the insured is not at fault, the insurer shall reach its conclusion only after an investigation.B. A motor vehicle liability insurer shall not cancel, or use as a basis for nonrenewal, an insurance policy if such cancellation or nonrenewal is based upon an accident in which the insured is not at fault in any manner as determined by either the accident report or the insurer. If the insurer determines that its insured is at fault contrary to the specific finding of an accident report that the insured is not at fault, the insurer shall reach its conclusion only after an investigation.C. As used in this section, "motor vehicle liability insurer" means an insurer authorized to transact in this state the business of automobile and motor vehicle bodily injury, property damage liability and physical damage insurance.D. This section shall not apply if other factors exist, exclusive of the accident in which the insured is not at fault, that allow for a premium increase, cancellation or nonrenewal of an insurance policy under the Insurance Code or rules pursuant to the Insurance Code.1978 Comp., § 59A-17-7.1, enacted by Laws 1987, ch. 80, § 1; 2007, ch. 367, § 10.