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<blockquote data-quote="mikey7182" data-source="post: 5536007" data-attributes="member: 580809"><p>It depends on your insurance company in my experience. I'm with Farm Bureau, and live in AZ. I got pulled over in UT (I HATE that state) about a year and a half ago for doing 76 in a 65. My fault, I was speeding, whatever. I got a ticket obviously, and allegedly 2 points. But I pulled my MVR with AZ a few months ago and it was not on my record. Also, my insurance rates never went up. I don't think the points actually transfer states; I think what people experience is their insurance company running a 50 state MVR.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mikey7182, post: 5536007, member: 580809"] It depends on your insurance company in my experience. I'm with Farm Bureau, and live in AZ. I got pulled over in UT (I HATE that state) about a year and a half ago for doing 76 in a 65. My fault, I was speeding, whatever. I got a ticket obviously, and allegedly 2 points. But I pulled my MVR with AZ a few months ago and it was not on my record. Also, my insurance rates never went up. I don't think the points actually transfer states; I think what people experience is their insurance company running a 50 state MVR. [/QUOTE]
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