Some violations, like DUIs, are likely to raise your insurance premiums significantly, while minor violations might not affect your insurance rates at all.
You can cancel your Infinity policy by contacting customer service. Make sure you have a new auto insurance policy in place before canceling.
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Full-coverage car insurance includes liability, collision, and comprehensive coverages. You may need it if you finance your car, or drive a valuable vehicle.
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Texas auto insurers can now decide when a policyholder hasn’t cooperated with the company’s investigation, settlement, or defense of a liability claim — and drop the driver when their policy comes up for renewal.
Tesla has hired former GEICO executive Allen Laben as its head of strategic insurance partnerships, a new position at Tesla. Laben says his goal in joining the company is to make owning and insuring Tesla vehicles “easy and economical.”
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Maryland drivers will soon face steep penalties for driving without the state’s minimum required auto insurance. As of July 1, a 30-day lapse in coverage will cost drivers $200. Each additional day a driver goes without insurance will cost another $7 — up to $3,500.