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DUI In NJ?
A DUI in the State of New Jersey will cost you plenty. You will have a loss of license, several fines and surcharges and 9 NJ Car Insurance points for at least 3 years from the conviction date. The only place you will be able to get car insurance is through NJ PAIP. If you are in this situation click here to get NJ Car Insurance quotes.
NJ Suspended License ?
If your NJ Divers License is suspended and you have a financed or leased vehicle and are contractually obligated to maintain NJ Auto Insurance you will need a NJPAIP policy with at least one licensed driver listed on your policy. At least your finance company or leasing company wont repossess you vehicle for failure to maintain the mandatory minimum NJ Insurance coverage. If you need help call to get a NJPAIP Certified Producer.
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Atlantic County Towns Served
Absecon
Absecon City
Absecon Heights
Absecon Highlands
Ancora
Atlantic City
Bargaintown
Batsto
Belcoville
Blue Anchor
Braddock
Brigantine
Brigantine City
Buena
Cardiff
Cologne
Devonshire
Dorothy
Egg Harbor
Egg Harbor City
Egg Harbor Township
Elm
Elwood
English Creek
Estell Manor
Farmington
Folsom
Galloway
Galloway Township
Germania
Green Bank
Hammonton
Landisville
Leeds Point
Linwood
Longport
Lower Bank
Margate
Margate City
Mays Landing
McKee City
Milmay
Minotola
Mizpah
Nesco
Newtonville
Northfield
Oceanville
Pinehurst
Pleasantville
Pomona
Port Republic
Richland
Rosedale
Scullville
Smithville
Somers Point
South Egg Harbor
Steelmanville
Sweetwater
Ventnor
Ventnor City
Ventnor Heights
Weekstown
West Atlantic City
Weymouth
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New Jersey Personal Automobile Insurance or NJ High Risk Car Insurance
available if you are not eligible for coverage in the
NJ Voluntary Insurance Market
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NJ PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE LAW.
All private passenger vehicles are mandated by NJ law to maintain automobile
liability insurance, N.J.S.A. 39:6A et seq. Personal auto coverage may
be obtained on a voluntary basis or through the New Jersey Personal
Automobile Insurance Assigned Risk Plan NJ PAIP. Rate Filing Requirement
- N.J.A.C. 11:3-16 Eligible Persons Regulation - N.J.A.C. 11:3-34 Standard/Nonstandard
Regulation - N.J.A.C. 11:3-19 Underwriting Guidelines -N.J.A.C. 11:3-35
NJ Assigned Risk and NJ Preferred Risk Automobile Insurance.
How does where I live in Atlantic County New Jersey affect my premium?
Where you live or, more precisely, where you keep your auto in NJ at night has a bearing on your chances of having an accident or becoming a victim of theft or vandalism. That's why a vehicle owner in Newark NJ, pays a higher rate than the owner of an identical vehicle in Vineland NJ.
Other factors affecting NJ car insurance are
territory rates which include
time and efficiency of police response and law enforcement, local road
and traffic conditions and the quality of local medical services. Insurers
even factor in the litigation rates in a given area, how many lawsuits
are filed, go to trial, are settled out of court, and for how much money.
Why are rates different for different cars, even
if the cars cost the same?
Vehicles are also grouped into categories according to their chances of being damaged, vandalized or stolen. Insurance companies generally consider the size and type of car as well as the value and the cost of repairs which vary greatly, even on cars that cost about the same amount. Therefore, it is assumed that a new sport utility vehicle is expected to hold up better in an accident than a sleek sports car or a sub-compact car.
That is why you should research insurance coverage before you buy
your car. It helps you to understand the actual cost and indicates those
vehicles with good safety records. Your NJ insurance company will ultimately
reward you with lower premiums for putting safety first.
Why would my NJ insurer cancel my policy?
Technically, your insurer may cancel your policy only if:
you fail to pay your premium;
you lose your driver's license;
you are guilty of material misrepresentation during the application
process i.e., you fail to notify your insurer of a recorded violation,
such as a drunken driving, or possession of drugs or any illegal activity
offense; or
you fail to report a substantial change of risk, such as buying a new
high performance sports car to replace an old high mileage family sedan.
However, your insurer may choose not to renew your policy for a variety
of reasons.
Do you have a bad driving record? Have you received a lot of speeding
tickets? Have you ever been caught driving drunk? Not only are these
scenarios considered unsafe and illegal, they are justifiable cause
for your insurer to label you a bad risk and refuse to renew your policy.
Some underwriters may feel compelled to cancel policies after only one
accident. This does not apply to State High Risk Insurance Pool policies.
Where do you live? Has the neighborhood changed in the last few years?
Have the accident or crime rates risen noticeably? As regions are reassessed
periodically, their status could change and you could suddenly find
yourself living in a higher risk area, where your insurer's rates may
not be adequate to cover losses.
What do I do if my NJ insurer cancels or refuses to renew my policy?
Even "good" drivers can find themselves in the position of being dropped
by their current carrier. Reasons range from a couple of moving violations,
or multiple accidents, or other serious violations that make you a high
risk to situations outside your control, such as when insurers in your
state are suffering severe business losses.
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