Federal Speeding Ticket

[Donald1076]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Virginia
I was riding my motorcycle on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia today. I was ticketed by a park ranger with radar for 64 in a 45. The fine is 107.00 plus a 25.00 processing fee. My question is if I just pay the fine will this be reported to my auto insurance company? On the back of the ticket it says a drivers education course may be an option to prevent accumulating points or having your driving privilage suspended.

[I_Got_Banned]

Originally Posted by Donald1076

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Virginia
I was riding my motorcycle on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia today. I was ticketed by a park ranger with radar for 64 in a 45. The fine is 107.00 plus a 25.00 processing fee. My question is if I just pay the fine will this be reported to my auto insurance company? On the back of the ticket it says a drivers education course may be an option to prevent accumulating points or having your driving privilage suspended.

Well, nothing is usually "reported to your auto insurance company"... Instead, your auto insurance company can review your driving record and if they find out that you have a citation on there, it might affect your auto insurance premium.

[Donald1076]

I guess the best thing to do is to inquire about the driver's education course. I don't want a higher insurance premium.

Originally Posted by I_Got_Banned

Well, nothing is usually "reported to your auto insurance company"... Instead, your auto insurance company can review your driving record and if they find out that you have a citation on there, it might affect your auto insurance premium.