When you don’t pay for tickets on time, you can face more fines or additional tickets. In some cases, the state may suspend your license. If your license was suspended, that would show on your driving record.
If you’re not sure what violations a car insurance company may be seeing, you should request a copy of your driving record from your state DMV. Your driving record will show you what car insurance companies are seeing.
If there are any inaccuracies, you’ll want to address them with the DMV directly. Once you take care of it, request a copy of the updated driving record to forward to your insurance company. Usually, once the insurer runs a motor vehicle report, they will not run another one due to the cost.