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Do US auto insurers penalize uninsured motorists?
I’m turning 25 at the end of August, and my insurer has told me they are canceling my current policy on 8/27 if I do not pay today. That’s fine with me, because my premium is so high right now due to 4 at-fault accidents on my record (& the fact that I live in an expensive-insurance zip code). Two of those accidents come off my record starting in September, and due to that and my age change I’m thinking my insurance would come down $800-$1000 less than the premium I’m paying now for 6 months (over $2000). The penalties accrued in my state amount to $175 for re-registration of an uninsured vehicle, and I figure if I go to the DMV right away with my new insurance card, explaining that I did not drive my car between 8/27 and 9/1 (or whenever my new policy starts), I can get away without any additional court fees or tickets on my record. But I’m wondering what the insurers will think if I try to sign up for insurance without any preexisting. Do they penalize (with rate hikes) for this?
Sounds like you are trying to cheat the system. That can cause you a lot more harm than you are trying to prevent.
If you cancel or let your insurance lap, this will become part of your insurance ‘history’ and put a black mark on your insurance record. You will end up having to pay more to start a new policy and your rates may even go up. Check with your agent, before you take any action. You got yourself into a mess and it’s your responsibility to face the consequences.
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