Vermont § 4211 - Volunteer drivers

§ 4211. Volunteer drivers

• (a) An insurer may not refuse to issue motor vehicle liability insurance to an applicant
  solely because the applicant is a volunteer driver. An insurer may not impose a surcharge
  or otherwise increase the rate for a motor vehicle policy solely on the basis that
  the named insured, a member of the insured’s household, or a person who customarily
  operates the insured’s vehicle is a volunteer driver. (b) As used in this section, “volunteer driver” means a person who provides services,
  including transporting individuals or goods, without compensation above mileage expenses
  to a charitable organization or nonprofit corporation established under Title 11B,
  pursuant to a written agreement. (c) This section does not prohibit an insurer from refusing to renew, imposing a surcharge
  on, or otherwise raising the rate for a motor vehicle liability insurance policy based
  upon factors other than the volunteer status of the insured driver. (Added 2009, No. 80 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)