i got a citation/ticket for making an illegal turn, no points were put on my license, will my insurance go up?

Answer 1

Yes, it is a moving violation. Insurance goes by your motor vehicle report (MVR or driving record). It is not that much of a surcharge though, as tickets/citations with points are obviously more money.

Answer 2

Most likely it will if you just send in your payment. You can request a court date and usually you have to pay a higher fine, but you end up with no points. If you don't want to go through the hassle of a court date some states do offer driving classes that you can take that reduce your insurance points. You can access your local dmv on line and they usually have a list of how many points you will receive or you can call your insurance company directly. Good luck.

Answer 3

What state issues moving violations without points? Seems fruitile in getting people to observe and obey the law! Sounds more like a clerical error that may be or may not be discovered later on. Never the less, insurance companies could care less about points, their major concern is PROFIT! What does that tell you?

Answer 4

I got a $100 ticket, no points, and my insurance went up for three years

Answer 5

my insurance goes by points on record but most ins companies flat out ask if you have had any tickets or violations and if the ticket itself is on record even with no points it could make your ins go up

Answer 6

yes, if it is considered a moving violation but if it doesn't show up on your driving record, how would the insurance company find out?

Answer 7

Usually if it is a moving violation insurance does go up.That would have been a moving violation.

Answer 8

Only if they check your record. They usually only do that if you change something (Ex: address, policy terms), or make a claim.

Don't do that for about five years and they won't know a thing.

Answer 9

Yep.

Answer 10

No.