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Questions and Answers RSS FeedsCan I get a ticket if my front windshield is broken on the passengers side? - It will depend on the state laws and insurance guidelines. If your state requires vehicle inspections it is likely your car would fail for having a windshield cracked or broken on the passenger side. If your state does not inspect autos it is likely that they have a law or statu ...Feed Source: www.carinsurance.com If my driver's license is suspended in Texas can I get another driver's licenses in Florida? How can I find out if my license is suspended in Texas? What is the best way to clean up my driving record? - No, you cannot obtain a driver's license in Florida while your license is suspended in Texas. According to the Florida driver's handbook you cannot obtain a FL driver's license with a suspended license in any another state. The handbook states that driving a motor vehicle in F ... I live in Virginia and got a impeding traffic ticket in Michigan which is $150 fine with no points attached. If I don't pay will my VA license be suspended? - Yes, it is very likely that your Virginia driver's license will be suspended if you fail to pay the Michigan traffic ticket. Though Michigan is not part of the Drivers License Compact (DLC) that requires member states to inform the licensing state of a driver about out of stat ... I would like to know what it is that I need to bring with me to the DMV to be able to transfer my license from Florida to Massachusetts? - If you have recently moved to Massachusetts , you must obtain a valid Massachusetts license upon becoming a resident according to the MA Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) To convert an out of state license to a Massachusetts driver?s license the MA Registry of Motor Vehicles no ... If I am a designated driver and I am driving someone home, am I covered if I get into an accident? - We applaud you and your friends for having a designated driver when going out and drinking. It is a wise choice to have someone responsible to not drink and make sure the others make it home safely. When you are the designated driver and not going to be driving your own vehicle ... In Nevada how long does an accident stay on your insurance record? - According to the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles , information about traffic accidents and convictions become part of your driving record. Even traffic violations that occur in other states are added to your Nevada driving record. Most violations are reportable to your insu ... In Wisconsin how long does an OWI stay on your record? - According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Driver and Vehicle Services, most traffic convictions are retained on Wisconsin's driving records for 5 years from the date of conviction. However, convictions for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) with violation dates on ... I have passed G2 test, can I drive a vehicle without insurance? If I am being caught what penalty do I have to pay? - As you should be aware whether you are a G, G1 or G2 holder it is illegal to operate a vehicle on the roadways of Ontario, Canada without the vehicle being properly insured. So, no with a G2 you cannot legally drive a vehicle without insurance on it. If you are going to drive ... What is the penalty of driving on an expired license in North Carolina? I am a legal Immigrant, due to my pending visa papers with govt, I am not able to renew my license. If I use my car for emergency situation and caught by police what action they will take for expired license? - If your North Carolina driver's license is expired due to the fact that your pending Visa papers have not yet allowed you to renew your license than likely you would be cited for driving without a license if you were caught operating a vehicle. NC Statute 20?35 discusses the ... Who should remove the points from my driving records after 3 years? If it not happens, what I should to do? - State laws differ so not all states' Department of Motor Vehicles , or like state licensing agency, remove points after 3 years. Some points fall off in a shorter amount of time, some stay on long and in a few states points never drop off your driving record but after a certain ... I am a licensed in VA. I received a speeding ticket for 40 in a 25 in Pennsylvania in 11/07. Yesterday (10/08), I was ticketed for 81 in a 55 in New York. I'm concerned about a NY Driver Responsibility Assessment ($100/year for 3 years). Since the sum of points for these two tickets is greater than 6 points, will the New York Magistrate hit me with the assessment (on top of the fine)? - The one ticket given to you in Pennsylvania would not affect the points count for you in New York since it did not occur in that state and you are not licensed in NYS. Even if you were licensed in New York they do not assign points to out of state minor moving violations like th ... I live in Ontario and have a G1 Licence I am going on a trip through Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta. Can I drive in these provinces with a licensed adult driver as I can here? - We contacted the Ontario Ministry of Transportation ( MTO ) to see if you can drive out of Ontario with a G1 graduated license. The licensing administrative office for the MTO responded that the G1 license is a learner's permit and as such, only meant for practice driving in Ont ... I just recently bought a used salvaged car. It was never in an accident, but it was once stolen and is now titled a salvage. I just got insurance today, but I have to go and have a level two inspection and was wondering what exactly that entails, because I would hope for the car to pass. And, I am in Arizona. - The Arizona Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) states the following about the types of inspections that are done on motor vehicles. Level I ? Level I inspections are for out of state vehicles and bonded titles. It is an inspection to match the vehicle identification number (VI ... I have a 2-year daughter. Does she count as a second person for car pool lanes? I don't want to get a ticket if she doesn't count. - State laws for HOV (high occupancy vehicle) and carpool lanes differ however normally a child does count as an occupant. With certain exceptions, carpool lanes are reserved for vehicles carrying multiple occupants. An occupant is typically defined as any person who occupies on ... My daughter was driving my car and got into an accident, it was clearly her fault. I am the owner of the vehicle and had full coverage on the car. How will this affect me? Will this accident cause my insurance to go up? Since I was fully covered will I receive any money for my car whether it was her fault or not? Will I still have to pay off the car, it was determined to be a total loss. - First you need to make a claim with your auto insurance provider for the accident. Whether it will be accepted will be determined by the insurance adjuster the claims department puts on case. Normally when you give permission to others to use your vehicle your car's insurance ... I got speeding ticket in New York State in a work zone. My question is, do you get double the points for that? I was in the town of Rockland, county was Sullivan. - The State of New York requires that you must obey the posted speed limits in work zones, whether or not construction activities are actually going on at the time. In addition to protecting the construction workers, reduced speed limits also protect motorists. In many cases, a wo ... I cosigned an auto loan for a family member in Arizona. She was required to get an SR22 which she did. The state wants me to submit an SR-22 but I do not have insurance on that car, nor do I drive it, and she does not live with me. My insurance company does not want to provide this since I do not have insurance on her car and it would adversely affect my insurance premiums. Why does the State need this and what are my options? - The Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) notes that AZ law requires under certain circumstances that the owner of a vehicle must carry a SR22 for three years. So if you are listed on the title of the vehicle (due to being a co-signer) that is probably the reason the state of A ... If you have a vehicle with a rebuilt or salvage title and it is totaled. What is the average amount that the payout is decreased compared to a vehicle with a regular title? - A vehicle with a rebuilt or salvage (branded) title are obviously worth less than a car that has a clean title and has not in an accident serious enough to find it be a total loss previously. Generally, a vehicle that has a salvage or rebuilt title can be worth thousands of do ... If an adult child (18 - 21) has moved out of the home and is attending college do I need to list him as a household member if he occasionally returns home for a visit and drives my car? How do you define "member of the household"? - First off, the definition of a household member for auto insurance companies can vary from one insurance company to another. In general though, immediate or extended family that lives with you as well as non-family household members that drive your vehicle, such as a roommate ca ... What is actual cash value? - Actual Cash Value is often referred to as just ACV and is defined in our Learning Center as the fair market value of property; technically, replacement cost less depreciation. Basically ACV is what an insurance company determines your car was worth in the condition it was in ... Copyright © 2008, Chicago Best Price. All Rights Reserved. |