How To Beat A Speeding Ticket Avoiding, Contesting and Beating Speeding Tickets

26Dec/093

Speeding ticket, car accident, insurance increase?

I just got a pretty bad speeding ticket. 90 in a 70 and that was even after the cop bumped it down a little bit for me. I paid the 350 dollars for the ticket already so that is all behind me now. I was wondering if a speeding ticket of 20 over would jack my insurance up at all? Anybody know? Thanks.

-Also my wife just got in a crash that was her fault a few days ago. For some reason we have to pay the first 500 dollars of repairs before our insurance covers the rest. Why is that? I thought that the insurance would cover everything.

Thanks.


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  1. I’m by no means an expert, but I believe that your insurance probably will go up, especially with the two incidents both happening so recently.

    Also, it depends on the insurance company, but I believe the 500 dollars was probably a deductible before the insurance company started paying.

    That’s tough, hang in there!

  2. The $500 is the deductible, that’s about standard. Yes you’re insurance will go up and/or the may even drop you altogether. Insurance companies are not in business to insure you, there there to make money, no matter what they say in their commercials.

  3. The $500 is the deductible, and like u said that’s how much your responsible for before the ins. comp covers the rest. Its a good Chance that it will, but don’t change insurance company’s. Reason being when they run your driving record there going to pull up the ticket and accident.


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