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If one gets a speeding ticket in NJ, is it necessary to inform the insurance company?

Generally when one receives a speeding ticket you do not need to inform your insurance company in NJ or other states. This is because the next time the insurance company pulls your motor vehicle record (MVR) the ticket will likely appear and thus make the insurance carrier aware of your citation.

The insurance company can run your MVR at any time but it is normally checked when you start a new policy, make changes or are up for renewal. If your insurance premiums rise due to this traffic violation you can get an NJ online auto insurance quote here with us.

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This car insurance question was asked on 1/10/2006

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