CD60 Car Insurance
CD60 car insurance is needed if you are convicted of causing death through careless driving while your alcohol level above the limit. Get it here...
CD60 car insurance is needed if you are convicted of causing death through careless driving while your alcohol level above the limit. As a result of this conviction you will receive a CD60 endorsement on your license.
How You Got A CD60 Conviction Code
You earn a CD60 endorsement by causing death through careless driving while your alcohol level above the limit. This is functionally the same as the CD40 conviction code, but does not rely on drink specifically to have been the cause.
Penalties For Causing Death Through Careless Driving While Unfit Through Drugs
You will receive a CD60 endorsement on your license if you cause death through careless driving while above the legal drinking limit. You will get three to eleven points on your license for eleven years from the date of the conviction. If you earn 12 penalty points within three years, you get a driving ban.
Construction & Use Offences
| Driving Licence Conviction Code | Motoring Offence | Penalty Points | Duration Conviction Stays on your Licence |
| CD60 | Causing death through careless driving with alcohol level above the limit | 3 – 11 points | 11 years from conviction |
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CD60 Car Insurance
CD60 car insurance should be sought from specialist brokers. The endorsement on your license means that insurers will consider you an increased risk. As a result, your quote is more than likely to be much higher than expected.
However, our specialist brokers are happy to help with your search by finding the best insurance policy for the best possible price.
At Keith Michaels we know you’re a person, not a policy number. We can provide a range of car insurance quotes that are tailored to your personal situation, to keep your premium as representative as possible and back on the road as soon as possible.
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. If you are stopped by the police, you will receive a driving ban. For more handy information for CD60 convicted drivers, click here.