If their driver in convicted in NY, Alabama will: 1) add it to their licensee’s record, and 2) keep the record for 3 years from the conviction date.
Aside from general observations such as parking violations typically will have no effect, lawyers are unable to predict exactly how your insurance company might react to traffic convictions. Here is some information from the insurance industry that may help you determine what your ticket might do to your insurance premiums.
If Missouri receives information that one of its drivers received a point-assessable violation in another state, Missouri will add the conviction as dictated by Missouri’s violation conviction code.
This statute is designed to prevent a person from evading liability for negligently causing damage. law requires drivers to stop and exchange information whenever a driver has caused damage, or has cause to know that the driver has caused damage.
Kentucky will not transfer points from speeding tickets for non-CDL drivers. But points do transfer for all other moving hazardous violations.
Iowa will count NY traffic convictions against their drivers. Best for Iowans to treat NY tickets as if they were home.
Michigan treats New York convictions as they Occurred in in Michigan. Because Michigan is not a part fo of the multi-state information sharing agreement, it may take a while, but eventually the convictions are likely to show up.
Indiana counts New York convictions on Indiana records. Hoosiers should take care of their New York traffic tickets.
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Arizona drivers beware, a New York traffic ticket will show up on your Arizona driving license.
South Carolina treats instate and out of state tickets the same. It is important to minimize your ticket in NY to protect your record at home.
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