When taking out auto insurance there are also the issue of traffic violations. These affect your auto insurance premiums and vary depending on the violation. Below is an example of what the difference in auto insurance might be. Even minor violations cost a bit extra such as speeding.
Speeding violations might add another $20 per month to your auto insurance. Note that this was based on a 2014 Ford vehicle. You will note below that the extra cost would more likely than not be. You can also see what different occupations pay for insurance on this website.
Occupation | Monthly Insurance |
No Traffic Violation | $ 104.02 |
Violation : Minor such as speeding | $ 126.51 |
If you have had a major traffic violation then the insurance costs would more likely than not double. Evading the police would more than double your insurance coverage. This becomes very costly.
Occupation | Monthly Insurance |
No Traffic Violation | $ 104.02 |
Violation : Major such as evading police | $ 246.99 |
Much like evading the police a DUI would also more than double your insurance.
Occupation | Monthly Insurance |
No Traffic Violation | $ 104.02 |
Violation : Major such as DUI | $ 246.99 |
Having your driver license suspended before adds to the cost but not by that much.
Occupation | Monthly Insurance |
No Traffic Violation | $ 104.02 |
Violation : Major such as revoked licence | $ 160.52 |
Occupation | Monthly Insurance |
No Traffic Violation | $ 104.02 |
Violation : Major such as previously suspended licence | $ 160.52 |