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No one likes to receive moving violations. However, getting a traffic citation isn’t necessarily cause for panic over your Car Insurance rates. If this is your only traffic ticket in the last three years, you likely have little to worry about. That’s because most insurance companies only review driving records when you apply for Auto Insurance. If you are considered a high risk driver or if you have a Commercial Drivers License (CDL), you will likely see higher rates at your time of application.Read More »How Is My Car Insurance Rate Affected by a Traffic Citation?
