Standards For The Repair Of Damaged Motor Vehicles
211 CMR 133.00
Edition and licensing notes
Publisher. Massachusetts Division of Insurance (mass.gov)
Edition. No printed effective/amendment-date statement appears in the regulation's own text (checked Sections 133.01-133.09 and the closing Regulatory Authority line). The PDF's own embedded metadata (read via pdf.js getMetadata(), not fabricated) gives CreationDate 2004-07-09 and ModDate 2013-05-16, so 2013-05-16 is recorded here as the most recent verifiable revision signal; this is a file-metadata date, not a publisher-printed edition statement, and should be treated accordingly.
Status. Massachusetts state administrative regulation; public domain (state government edict).
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211 CMR 133.00: Standards For The Repair Of Damaged Motor Vehicles is a regulation published by Massachusetts Division of Insurance (mass.gov). It is one of the Massachusetts documents that insurance license exam questions are written from, including massachusetts property & casualty practice questions. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.
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- 211 CMR 133.04(1)(d)-(e) (Determination of Damage and Cost of Repair; mileage exceptions)
“(d) for vehicles insured under policies written on or before December 31, 2003, the vehicle has been used no more than 15,000 miles unless the pre-accident condition warrants otherwise; or (e) for vehicles insured under policies written or renewed on or after January 1, 2004, the vehicle has been...”
- 211 CMR 133.05(2) (Determination of Values; Salvage Value)
“Whenever the appraised cost of repair plus the probable salvage may be reasonably expected to exceed the actual cash value, a staff or independent appraiser licensed pursuant to 212 CMR 2.00 shall complete a total loss report on a form that has been filed with the Division of Insurance. If the...”
- 211 CMR 133.06(1) (Option for Contract Repair)
“With respect to a claim presented under either Limited Collision, Collision or Comprehensive Coverage, if the insurer deems a motor vehicle a total loss, the claimant may, with the consent of the insurer, enter into an agreement to have the vehicle repaired by any registered repair shop for the...”
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