Removing a Driver From My Idaho Auto Insurance Policy
Reader’s Question:
I would like to know if I can remove my daughter from my car insurance in Meridian, ID, who is 22 years old and still lives with me. If she turns in her drivers license is that proof to the insurance company that she is no longer driving my car?
Amanda
Meridian, ID
While insurance carrier’s guidelines may vary if you can prove that a driver on your car insurance policy has turned in her drivers license voluntarily then you should be able to remove her from your car insurance policy in Meridian, ID generally.
To check what your insurance carrier requires of you in order to take your daughter off of your car insurance policy, speak with your car insurance agent. To see if your state has any auto insurance laws regarding this type of situation you may contact your state’s insurance regulatory body.
Will A Failure To Control Vehicle Increase My Car Insurance Rate?
Reader’s Question:
What advantages is there to pleading not guilty to a failure to control violation? It is my first accident and I would like to know what it will do to my auto insurance rate.
Gene
Boise, ID
The penalties and citation for ‘failure to control’ differs depending on your state laws. When you plead not guilty typically you will need to attend a court hearing and defend yourself to the charge. Generally If you are found not guilty it would be an advantage you by the charge being dismissed and therefore not being recorded on your driving record.
Accidents and citations can indeed affect your auto insurance rates. How it will affect your insurance will depends on how your specific insurance carrier decides on their insurance rates since insurance carriers vary on how they change or increase their rates. All insurance providers must file their rates with the state’s insurance regulatory body therefore if your insurance rates do rise you can check with this entity to find out about your insurance carrier’s specific rating system.
