How much will my insurance be affected with an improper right turn violation?

Answer 1

There are a few factors that can affect the answer: a) Is this your only moving violation in, say, the last three years? b) Was this violation associated with an accident? If the answer to the first two is no then it will depend on your insurer, however few, if any, will cause a fuss over one minor moving violation. If the answer to either question is yes, then it will depend on your previous record.

Answer 2

you can go to school to get the "points" off your record. But those points only relate to the DMV.. when they are racking up points to snatch your license..... if your insurance company sees it on your record it will still be used for underwriting purposes.

You need to understand that ins. Cos. do not pull every DL and run it for moving violations every 6 months... it's not cost effective. your best bet is to not give them a reason to look at you. Pay your premiums on time, plan on keeping the same car for a while... it's like being in class and you don't know the answer so you look busy...... lol

same principle

and, for Pete's sake.. learn how to make a turn!!!!!

Answer 3

You should attend traffic school to elminate the moving violation. It would be worth it, if you haven had 2+ in the year already. Call them. They also have online school. It is world: "If you can not beat the join them." Your insurance will go up alot more than u want to pay when there is a way out.
God Bless u