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If you get a ticket out of state do you get points on your driving record and will it affect your insurance?

It all depends on what state you're living in. When I lived in Seatle, WA I got many tickets that never showed up on my Michigan drivers license.

In general most US states belong to the Nonresident Violator Compact of 1977. This means that speeding tickets received out of your home state will be reported back to your home state and included on your record for drivers license and insurance points.

However there are certain states that do not put out of state traffic tickets on your record and others that will only enter speeding tickets that are over a certain mph above the speed limit.

Kansas, Wyoming, Minnesota, Arizona, Iowa, and South Dakota will not put a speeding ticket on record unless it is 10 or more mph over the limit. Georgia will not enter speeding tickets unless they are more than 14 mph over the limit. New York and Colorado will not enter out of state speeding tickets at all unless they are serious violations like reckless. Michigan also has special rules about out of state tickets.

You need to check with your own Department of Motor Vehicles to determine the regulations in your state. Source(s): http://www.faqfarm.com/q/will_a_speeding...

of course...its the same concept as if you were to break any other law in a state...as in stealing, or even murder....
been there and done tht
Yes. It will be transferred. And yes. It will, if the insurance company checks your record.
Sorry Andy....Yes you do.
Yes all states have inter-state reciprocity and the insurance companies have access to your driving record nation wide.....in fact Canada is part of this network.
Might be a good idea to slow down a little.