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In Missouri, a single traffic ticket conviction can cost you anywhere from 2 to 12 points on your driving record. If you are a Missouri driver, and accumulate 8 points, or more, within an eighteen month period, your driver's license will be suspended for at least 30 days, sometimes longer, depending on your individual circumstances. Then, at the end of that suspension period, in many cases, you will have to jump through several hoops. Any points accumulated on your driving record may also result in higher auto insurance premiums, especially if you have a "good driver discount". Ask your insurance agent. To help prevent points from finding their way onto your driving record, you need a knowledgable traffic defense attorney. |
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