I’m 17, in Kansas, and I got a speeding ticket for going a 51 in a 40. My dad said that it will cause insurance to go up for the next three years. My ticket cost is $96.00. How much should this cause my insurance to go up? I’ve never had any violations of any kind before and I have the good student discount, too. Also, what do you recommend I do? Should I just pay the fine and accept whatever happens to my insurance?
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Your insurance will most likely go up around 100 dollars per month
Insurance can go up considerably, not just for your car insurance but also for homeowners and it can affect your credit record as well which will cause a domino effect.