IN10 Car Insurance
Find out more about IN10 Car Insurance and IN10 Conviction Codes.With a IN10 endorsement on your license, you need specialist insurance. Having points on your license for any reason will increase your insurance premiums, regardless of the cause. Insurers consider you an increased risk and will up premiums accordingly.
Driving without valid insurance (IN10) is often the result of an innocent mistake and is often not intentional. This is commonly because a driver missed a payment or because they unknowingly had the wrong policy. Find out more about a driving without insurance endorsement on your driver’s licence and what it means for you.
How You Got A IN10 Conviction Code
A IN10 endorsement is applied when you are caught driving a vehicle uninsured against third party risks. You must have insurance on your vehicles by law.
Penalties For Using An Uninsured Vehicle
If convicted, your IN10 endorsement remains on your driver’s licence for 11 years from the date of your conviction. In addition to any other punishment, you will receive 3-11 points on your license. If you acquire 12 or more points within 3 years, you will also be banned from driving.
Insurance Offences
Driving Licence Conviction Code | Motoring Offence | Penalty Points | Duration Conviction Stays on your Licence |
IN10 | Using a vehicle uninsured against third party risks | 6 – 8 points | 4 years |
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IN10 Car Insurance
Driving without valid insurance (IN10) is often the result of an innocent mistake. At Keith Michaels we understand this and work tirelessly to get you the best deal on your car insurance. Mistakes happen, we know this and we treat you like a person, not a policy number.
It is essential that you disclose any and all convictions you have when shopping for car insurance. Failure to disclose is a breach of the law and will invalidate your insurance. Plus, if you are stopped by the police, you will receive a driving ban. This will make finding insurers willing to cover you in the future extremely difficult.
For more handy information for convicted drivers, click here.