Drunk Driving Insurance DUI Boulder, Colorado CO

 

August 31, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: DMV issues 

Reader’s Question:

How long does a DUI remain on your driving record in Boulder, Colorado?

Lawrence

Boulder, CO

Driving histories provided by the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles reflect activity that has been retained for the last 7 years. The Colorado Department of Motor Vehicle, records are for 7 years and cannot be limited to show any time period less than 7 years. The DMV records are maintained in accordance with Federal and State law, which includes the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the requirements of the Federal Trade Commission.

From this Colorado DMV information it would seem that your DUI remains on your driving record in Boulder for seven years. You may want to contact them directly to be certain a driving under the influence does not stay on for a longer period of time.

 

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DMV License Revocation

 

August 30, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: DMV issues 

Reader’s Question:

When does your license plates revocation begin? Is it when you turn in your plates to the Department of Motor Vehicle or when the DMV sends you the card showing that your license plate is revoked?

Bill

Anderson, IN

You did not say which State and since each State has their own reasons and process for license plates being revoked or suspended you will need to contact your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles, or like agency that is requiring you to turn in your license plates, to check when your revocation begins.

You should also find out from the Department of Motor Vehicle how long the license plates are revoked for and when you can have them returned to you. If you lost your license plates because of being without auto insurance, or a lapse in your insurance, then you will likely be required to present proof of insurance to get your license plates back.

 

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Driving Without Insurance Owensboro Kentucky KY

 

August 24, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: SR22, SR22 auto insurance 

Reader’s Question:

I was in a car accident and my insurance had been canceled. I live in Owensboro Kentucky. What will happen to me?

Rick

Owensboro, KY

There are penalties in KY for driving uninsured. For a 1st offense you are cited to go to court and can be fined between $500 up to $1000 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days or both.

Your Kentucky license plates and vehicle registration can be suspended for 1 year or until proof of insurance is presented. It is also possible that you will lose your license for up to one year. For each subsequent violation of being uninsured the penalties increase.

It was best to get auto insurance in Owensboro Kentucky now before going to court since this might help your situation. There might be penalties other than the ones I have mentioned since you were involved in an accident while driving without insurance.

If you caused the accident you will likely need to call the other party so that you can reimburse them for the damages caused to their car. Remember that it is essential to have continual insurance coverage on your vehicle.

 

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Car Insurance DMV Marietta Georgia GA

 

August 15, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: DMV issues 

Reader’s Question:

How long does it take for insurance carriers in Marietta to report my car insurance coverage to the state of Georgia DMV insurance system?

Patty

Marietta, GA

Insurance companies in Marietta and like any other cities in GA issuing or renewing motor vehicle liability insurance policies are required to electronically transmit the vehicle’s identification number (VIN) together with the policy’s effective date to the Georgia Department of Revenue’s Motor Vehicle Division insurance database within thirty days of the date the insurance coverage is to start. This database is called the Georgia Electronic Insurance Compliance System or GEICS and insurance companies must electronically report cancellations and additions or deletions of cars from existing policies as well.

To make sure that your insurance provider properly sent the DOR the policy information, the state of Georgia requests that all car owners compare the VIN on their current insurance card with the VIN listed on their tag receipt or registration certificate. If it does not match immediately contact your insurance company since only they can add, edit or delete information on the GEICS.

 

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Car Insurance Lapse Cheektowaga New York NY

 

August 15, 2008 by maricar · Leave a Comment
Filed under: DMV issues 

Reader’s Question:

I am 20 years old, living in Cheektowaga New York and had a lapse in my insurance. I got pulled over yesterday and was ticketed for driving with a suspended registration and license. I have to go to court next week. Is there anyway that I can get new car insurance coverage on my vehicle and do you know what my fines will be?

Philipp

Cheektowaga, NY

Until you find out about obtaining your license reinstated it will be not be easy to find an insurance carrier to cover your car in Cheektowaga. Many insurance providers will assist your start an insurance policy if your license will be reinstated within 30 days.

The New York DMV site states that driving while your license is suspended is referred to in NYS as an aggravated unlicensed operation or AUO. Third degree of AUO is a misdemeanor punishable by a mandatory fine of $200 up to $500, a possible imprisonment up to thirty days or probation and a a surcharge..

To get more information you may contact the NYS DMV which has various information on its website or the Traffic Violations Bureau which can provide you more information regarding how to response to court dates.

 

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