Speeding ticket help
#1
Speeding ticket help
Hey guys,
I'm from New York and i got a ticket in NJ for speeding (85 in a 65). Now i know that points do not go on your license for out of state violations. My question is about insurance. Does insurance company find out about my violation in anyway. I know that theyu have their own points system. Do they check nationwide?
I'm from New York and i got a ticket in NJ for speeding (85 in a 65). Now i know that points do not go on your license for out of state violations. My question is about insurance. Does insurance company find out about my violation in anyway. I know that theyu have their own points system. Do they check nationwide?
#3
My understanding is that now, in the United States, every state can see every other State's traffic violation information.
I am definetely certain, though, that the insurance companies know. I have friends who have gotten tickets as far away as Nevada that their insurance companies here in MI were aware of.
I wouldn't volunteer the information to your insurance company (obviously), but don't be surprised if they learn of it.
Good luck, though, I hope that they don't!
I am definetely certain, though, that the insurance companies know. I have friends who have gotten tickets as far away as Nevada that their insurance companies here in MI were aware of.
I wouldn't volunteer the information to your insurance company (obviously), but don't be surprised if they learn of it.
Good luck, though, I hope that they don't!
#4
Originally Posted by hellye1
Hey guys,
I'm from New York and i got a ticket in NJ for speeding (85 in a 65). Now i know that points do not go on your license for out of state violations. My question is about insurance. Does insurance company find out about my violation in anyway. I know that theyu have their own points system. Do they check nationwide?
I'm from New York and i got a ticket in NJ for speeding (85 in a 65). Now i know that points do not go on your license for out of state violations. My question is about insurance. Does insurance company find out about my violation in anyway. I know that theyu have their own points system. Do they check nationwide?
#5
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Originally Posted by hellye1
well, I went to court yesterday and i made a deal with court. Instead of 85 in a 65 prosecutor brought it down to 69 in a 65 zone. He also told me that no points will go on my New York Driver's record. I think its a good deal. All i had to pay is $133, instead $250.
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Originally Posted by Philly_G35
Even though you didn't get points on you NY license your insurance company can still raise your rates. I got a ticket in NY about 12 years ago on a Jersey license and my insurance rates went up even though I didn't have any points on my license.
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