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If you get a speeding ticket in Tennessee going 67 in a 45 and you opt to pay the ticket, will it show up in North Carolina?

I live in NC and need to know if you will get points on insurance with the above situation.

Aug 13, 2024 Laurinburg, NC

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Insurance Data Insights Analyst

Kristine joined The Zebra in 2019 as an in-house content researcher and writer, with a property and casualty insurance license. Before joining The Ze…

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Every state shares all info when it comes to driving records. The speeding ticket will show up on your license when insurance companies run your MVR — which is used as a reference in all 50 states. See our guide to get an idea of how much that speeding ticket will affect your premium.

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