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Will a failure to dim headlights ticket affect your insurance rates? |
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Just an opinion - It depends on your insurance company and upon the state - i.e., if the violation is considered a moving violation.
In Iowa it is a moving violation (I was just convicted - dark road, trooper came over the hill and passed me within 3-4 seconds and I was slow on the dimmer). The conviction will be part of their point system. Your/my insurance company will pick it up when they check your driving record.
Mine is too recent for the insurance company to have checked. I'll know definitely in a year or so.
First answer by Ken culver. Last edit by Ken culver. Contributor trust: 51 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 16 [recommend question]
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