Wilson says "With unemployment up, with individuals having to make very tough choices . We don't deny there could be a increase in the number of people making choices purchasing insurance versus putting food on the table, however we still stand behind the current enforcement measures and their cost effectiveness, the results that keep Ohio's uninsured motorists rate very low, comparatively speaking." Wilson says the random survey will determine just how many motorists are violating the state's financial responsibility law. He says if the number of uninsured or under-insured motorists increase it will be up to state lawmakers to determine how to deal with the issue. Wilson goes on to say " We'll be keeping an eye on it, just as the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will be keeping an eye on it as well."