I live in Oregon, and I received my first speeding ticket. Will this affect my insurance rates?

Published by Car Insurance Questions and Answers on Oct 29th, 2007 in Uncategorized with No Comments
Yes, if this speeding ticket goes on your Oregon driving record it could affect your auto insurance rates. Depending upon your insurer's rating system a conviction for a speeding offense may be enough to take away any safe driver discount and thus your rates would rise. Anoth...

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