Thursday, September 10, 2020 Getting car insurance after your license is suspended due to a DUI can be difficult. In many cases, the court that handles your DUI will require you to obtain and carry a SR22. What is a DUI? Why is it Dangerous? When people think of DUIs, they mostly think of drinking alcohol and driving. READ MORE >>
Friday, August 28, 2020 Georgia car insurance regulations require that drivers have car insurance. To maintain your driving privileges, registration and driving record, you must keep this coverage at all times. If you let it lapse, then significant traffic penalties might result. One of these might include the Georgia SR-22 penalty. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 26, 2020If you commit certain traffic violations, you will likely be required to obtain an SR-22. This form states that you hold the correct amount of car insurance required by your state in order to drive legally. Violations that lead to an SR-22 requirement can vary, but it typically occurs after your license has been suspended. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 23, 2020Say you have an accident and receive a DUI. You then receive a notification that the state now requires you to carry an SR-22. But what is an SR-22 and how do you get one? What Does an SR-22 Do? Often called SR-22 insurance, an SR-22 is proof that you carry car insurance. An SR-22 is not insurance. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 20, 2019Unless you get involved with the legal system, you may never hear about the term SR-22. As a result, there is a significant amount of misinformation and confusion surrounding SR-22 requirements and insurance options. Yet, drivers who want to get back on the road after a serious infraction need to learn more about what an SR-22 certificate is and how it impacts their choices. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 26, 2019Most states, including Georgia, require drivers to carry car insurance. Failing to do so will result in a variety of legal penalties. First among them might come the Georgia SR-22 requirement. What is this penalty? More importantly, why do you have to manage it? READ MORE >>
Tuesday, May 15, 2018The law expects you to be a safe driver. By doing so, you’re not just keeping yourself safe, you’re doing a public service. Driving means you interact with others and their cars. If you don’t drive safely, you put many people—other drivers, pedestrians and passengers—in danger. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 8, 2017Traffic authorities expect you to be a safe driver. So, too, does your auto insurer. If you drive recklessly, you put your own safety and the safety of others at risks. Speeding, accidents, drunk driving and even failing to carry insurance make you a more risky operator. READ MORE >>
Friday, May 5, 2017Getting an SR-22 requirement makes you a risk in the eyes of your insurance company. SR-22 requirements come from a variety of driving charges, depending on where you live. Among these might be multiple tickets, wrecks, DUI charges, and the failure to carry insurance. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 19, 2017Getting an SR-22 certificate is only part of the process. You have to keep your SR-22 certificate for a period of time. Most states require drivers to keep SR-22 certificated for about two or more years. Keeping your SR-22 certificate means that you have to keep your insurance coverage. READ MORE >>
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