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Hey, so I got a speeding ticket last month and I’ve been wondering how it will affect my insurance. I’ve heard that even just one ticket can cause your rates to go up, but I’m not sure how much of a difference it actually makes. I don’t want to end up paying way more for car insurance because of this ticket. I mean, I was only going a little over the speed limit, so it doesn’t seem like it should be a huge deal, right? Does anyone have experience with how speeding tickets affect your insurance rates? Any advice would be appreciated!



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 I can totally relate, I’ve been in the same boat before. Speeding tickets can definitely impact your insurance rates, but the effect can vary. It depends on factors like how fast you were going over the limit and your driving history. Some insurance companies might raise your rates for a few years, especially if it’s not your first violation. If you're concerned about your rates going up, you could always talk to a traffic ticket lawyer kansas city to see if there’s a way to reduce the impact of that ticket. I did that once, and they gave me some useful tips on how to handle my case, which helped me keep my insurance rates from going up too much. Keep in mind, though, some states also have programs that might help reduce the ticket’s impact on your insurance if you take a driving course or something similar.



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 I didn’t realize speeding tickets could affect insurance so much, but I guess it makes sense. I’ve always tried to stay within the speed limits, mainly because I heard about these insurance hikes. One time I had a friend who got a speeding ticket, and his rates went up by quite a bit. I wonder if it’s the same for every insurance company, or if some are more lenient than others. It’s something I’ll definitely keep in mind if I ever get a ticket. Seems



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