How Much Will DUI Conviction Increase Auto Insurance Rate

 

July 15, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
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Reader’s Question:

If you got convicted of DUI, how much is the increase in your car insurance premium?

Naomi

Camden NJ

The amount of increase with your vehicle insurance as a result of driving under the influence (DUI) offense will be based upon your insurance provider’s rates they’ve filed with the state. Driving under the influence or DUI is a very serious offense and you are considered a risk to your car insurance company and your car insurance rates normally increases significantly.

In many states it is known that a DUI conviction may cost the individual of at least $10,000 up to $20,000. These costs aren’t all for auto insurance but they are comprised of attorney’s fees, state fees and penalties, lost time from job, costs for driving schools, increased insurance premium, and higher liability limits and SR-22 for DUI or FR-44.

To learn just how much your car insurance rates would increase along with your specific insurer you will have to talk to your insurance broker about how exactly this DUI in your record has effects on your car insurance rate and just how long it’ll continue to increase your rates. You might like to shop around for less expensive insurance or one that provides more savings such as multi-car, anti-theft, safe driver…etc) and therefore at the least aids decrease the impact of the DUI on your record.

 

How Much Will DUI Conviction Increase Auto Insurance Rate

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