The Best Way To Get Your License Back After a DUI
Video Transcript
Hi my name is Mike here at Breathe Easy Insurance. We are here to help our clients get through the requirements for the DMV in order to obtain their license back. Typically we're speaking to a client who is suspended and there are generally two to three requirements in order to obtain your license, so what our job here is to find the most economical and best way to get through the DMV's system in order to obtain your license back. Everybody's situation is a little bit different and unique, so we like to take each client one by one and find out what the best needs for them are going to be not only now but in the future to make sure their insurance needs are taken care of. So if I can be of any of assistance in the future, again my name is Mike here at Breathe Easy Insurance and I am here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a DUI stay on my driving record?
The length of time a DUI stays on your driving record varies by state. In some states, a DUI can remain on your record for 5 to 10 years, while in others, it can stay for life. For instance, in California, a DUI remains on your driving record for 10 years, whereas in Florida, it stays on your record for 75 years. It's important to check the specific regulations in your state to understand how long a DUI will impact your driving record and insurance rates.
What happens if I fail to obtain DUI insurance when required?
Failing to obtain DUI insurance when required can result in further legal consequences, including license suspension, fines, and additional penalties.
When Should I Get SR-22 Insurance?
You should get SR-22 insurance as soon as possible after being notified by your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or relevant authority that you need it. Delaying getting SR-22 insurance can prolong your license suspension or lead to further penalties. By obtaining SR-22 insurance promptly, you demonstrate compliance with legal requirements and take the necessary steps toward reinstating your driving privileges.
How does a DUI affect my insurance rate?
A DUI can increase your Insurance companies generally view drivers with DUI convictions as high-risk, which results in significantly higher premiums. The extent of the increase can vary depending on the insurer and the state, but on average, U.S. insurance rates increase by over 60% following a DUI. In some states, the premiums can even double or triple.
Where Can I Get SR-22 Insurance Near Me?
You don’t need to leave your home to get just the right SR-22 policy. Just call Breathe Easy at 833-786-0237. No scheduled office visits, and no awkward video conferences. Just call us to talk to a licensed insurance agent who can get you the SR-22 or FR-44 coverage you need.
