Will my car insurance go up if I get a ticket at California even if I'm a Michigan resident?

Question

I heard some states don't share traffic information. I'm curious if VA and MI share traffic info?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes, sooner or later it will catch up with you.  Insurance companies spend more on investigating unreported tickets and fraud acts than they do on advertising.  The main reason for this is because its a huge profit maker for them.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

It depends on your driving record and your insurance carriers policy.  Certainly California will notify the DMV in Michigan if you are found guilty of a violation of their vehicle code (paying the fine is considered a conviction).

If this is the first violation on your driving record some insurance companies fill "forgive" it, others won't. Should you have a more colorful driving record it probably will, in time, affect your premiums.

Yes, the Motor Vehicle Departments of most states, with only a few exceptions,  belong to an information sharing compact.

Answer 5

Yes it will.

Answer 6

Oh noooooooo

If its a mi license than you will also get a MI responsability fee..look up responsability fee!

Answer 7

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