Las Vegas Car Insurance Rate – Does An Accident Affect Them?
Reader’s Question:
How long does an accident affect your insurance rates in Las Vegas Nevada?
Ray
Las Vegas, NV
As part of the rating system and to provide you an accurate Las Vegas quote for your insurance rate the Division of Insurance permits insurance carriers to request information on the description of your car, its use, your motorist license number, number and ages of motorist in your household, the coverage and limits you want and what tickets and accidents you have had in the last 3 to five years.
From this Division of Insurance information it would appear that insurance providers in Nevada can rate on accidents for a period of three to five years. The length of time that the accident will affect your insurance rates will likely depends on the type of accident you were in and your individual insurance provider’s rating system. You should be able to verify the rating system from your broker or from contacting the NV DOI since Las Vegas insurance companies file their rates with this state agency.
How Much Will an Auto Accident Increase My Car Insurance Rates?
Reader’s Question:
How will an auto accident increase my car insurance premiums?
Cecille
Thank you for asking Cecille.
The state of Nevada requires all registered motor vehicles to be covered with a minimum liability insurance coverage of
$15,000 for bodily injury or death of one person in any one accident
$30,000 for bodily injury or death of 2 or more persons on any one accident; and
$10,000 for damage or destruction of property of others in anyone accident is mandated.
This coverage must be reported by an insurance providers authorized to do business in the state of Nevada.
From this Department Of Insurance information it would seems that insurance providers in Nevada can rate on accidents for a period of 3 to 5 years. It will affect your insurance rates depending on your individual insurance company’s rating system and the type of accident you were in. You may be able to get more information regarding the rating system from your agent or from contacting the NV DOI since insurance carriers file their rates with this state agency.
Goodluck!
MariCAR
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