Life Insurance and Driving Records in Virginia

Did you know…bad driving records in Virginia can impact your ability to get life insurance? Many Virginia drivers are surprised that traffic convictions result in much more than a fine. For information on life and insurance and driving records in Virginia, read the post below.

Life Insurance and Driving Records in Virginia

Bad driving records can affect much more than just car insurance for Virginia drivers. Many aspects of a person’s life can be impacted by a bad driving record, including life insurance.

Insurance is all about risk. Insurance companies view people with bad driving records as a high risk to insure because they engage in risky and dangerous behavior.

DUIs, Reckless Driving, Speeding, and combinations of other traffic convictions along with these or other traffic offenses in Virginia can all impact life insurance.

In addition to the type of conviction, the number of convictions on an individual’s driving record can potentially impact life insurance coverage.

How Will My Driving Record Affect My Life Insurance?

Bad driving records can result in increased life insurance premiums, reduced coverage, or potentially complete denial of life insurance.

For more information on Traffic Tickets in Virginia, click here.

For more information on Traffic Charges in Virginia, click here.

For more information on Speeding charges in Virginia, click here.

For more information on Reckless Driving charges in Virginia, click here.

For more information DUI charges in Virginia, click here.

For more information on DUI charges and life insurance in Virginia, click here.

 

For more general information on how Speeding convictions in Virginia result in much more than just a fine, check out our book, More Than A Fine: The True Cost of Speeding in Virginia, available on Amazon.

 

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