Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Points are a system devised by each state’s DMV to track your driving record. The more points you have due to moving violations and citations, the more points you have on your license.
If you have points on your driving record and license, you are considered a higher risk to
Every state has a different rating system and assigns points for violations or tickets. There is also a certain number of points you can get before your license is suspended. You can often find a list of tickets and violations that have points assigned to them on your state’s DMV website. You are also able to request your driving record to determine how many points are on your license.
If you are having trouble finding car insurance, you may need to request car insurance quotes from companies specializing in insuring higher-risk individuals on
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