Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
In truth, any kind of moving violation can affect your insurance. The factor to consider is how much each type of violation will increase your rates. Reckless driving or
rates a lot more than a speeding ticket. Think about it this way: anything that might add points to your driving record will probably change your car insurance premiums if only a little bit.
The types of traffic tickets that won’t affect your car insurance rates are called non-moving violations. These types of infractions occur while your car is not in motion and include things like parking tickets, faulty equipment, or failure to properly display a license plate.
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