Our Introduction:
In the realm of insurance, the pursuit of cost savings is an ever-present concern for both providers and policyholders. However, when insurers insist on reducing transportation costs provided by rehabilitation transportation providers based on the number of passengers in a vehicle, a peculiar contradiction arises. This practice, although seemingly logical on the surface, reveals its nonsensical nature upon closer examination,especially when contrasted with the practices of other transportation modes like city buses. In this article, we will delve into the reasons why it is illogical for insurers to demand reduced transportation costs based on passenger count and why such a comparison to city buses does not hold water