You told the company about the conviction, but they still lowered your rates because it was not on your record. Probably best to just leave it alone for another year and stick with the company you are with until the 3 years runs out. I would, but the problem arises because I'm going to be insuring ...

That is what I believe, I am extremely fortunate. How it hasn't transferred over yet, I am unsure.. My guess is it just got lost somewhere, or filed away after I paid the fine, we are all humans after all. I hope it stays off my record, considering it has been well over 2 years, but it makes it diff...

bend wrote:What was the exact charge you got from Quebec? What section under the Quebec Highway Safety Code? Sounds like it might be 328 or 329?

It was under 329.

I think you dodged one That's what I was thinking, I was upfront and honest about the whole situation with my insurance company, and they basically said too wait for renewal too see if they were actually going to keep me on board, too my surprise my insurance was lowered, and the reason was they ne...

In 2011, I got hit with a nasty ticket over in Quebec, 135 in a 70. That's fine, I knew what I was doing, and I faced the consequences. I plead not guilty however, just because my insurance renewal was coming up and I thought I may as well buy my self a year, fast forward to 2014, is when I finally ...

Hey there, I was pulled over doing 135 in a 70 2 1/2 year's ago in Quebec, I know it's stupid, I've learned from my mistake's, It was an honest mistake, I was on a highway, passing somebody but it was a 70 zone, not 100 (Stupid me) 1.6KM away was the 100 zone tho, go figure. Anyway's, Long story sho...