No proof of insurance ticket in Oregon
A no insurance ticket in Oregon costs $135–$1,000 on the state schedule.
Fine$135–$1,000state schedule
PointsNo points, tickets are counted
No statewide traffic schoolNo
Add up my ticket All Oregon rules
What does the Oregon state schedule charge for a no insurance ticket?
| Ticket | You pay |
|---|---|
| Driving uninsured (Class B)Presumptive fine printed on the citation and paid with a no contest plea. | $265[6][3] |
Does a no insurance ticket add points in Oregon?
Oregon has no point system. DMV's Driver Improvement Program counts convictions for listed traffic offenses plus preventable accidents. For adults, 3 within 24 months bring a 30-day night-driving restriction and 5 bring a 30-day suspension. Drivers under 18 face a restriction after 2 and a 6-month suspension after 3.[2] Suspension rules →
How long do you have to respond to a no insurance ticket in Oregon?
- Date on noticePay or respondset by the court[3][5]
Details
Plead (no contest with payment, or not guilty with a trial request) by the appearance date on your citation. If you miss it: The court can enter a default judgment for the full fine and tell DMV to suspend your license.
- 30daysLast day to appealfrom conviction[3][9]
Details
File a notice of appeal from a circuit court judgment
- 60daysLicense suspended if ignoredfrom the notice date[5]
Details
DMV suspension starts after the court reports a failure to appear. If you miss it: License suspended until the court reports the case cleared, or 10 years pass.
- 365daysAsk the court to set aside a default judgmentfrom conviction[3][12]
Can you keep a no insurance ticket off your Oregon record?
Every way to handle an Oregon ticket, from paying to contesting →
No insurance tickets in other states →
Got a different ticket in Oregon?
- Speeding
- School zone
- Work zone
- Red light
- Stop sign
- Texting
- Expired registration
- Seat belt
- School bus
- Failure to yield
- Parking
What else do people ask?
Does a no insurance ticket add points in Oregon?
Oregon has no point system. DMV's Driver Improvement Program counts convictions for listed traffic offenses plus preventable accidents. For adults, 3 within 24 months bring a 30-day night-driving restriction and 5 bring a 30-day suspension. Drivers under 18 face a restriction after 2 and a 6-month suspension after 3.
Sources
Oregon law and DMV sources (7)
- Suspensions, Revocations and Cancellations, Oregon DMV (ODOT).
- ORS ch. 153 (Violations): 153.018 maximum fines, 153.019-153.021 presumptive and minimum fines, 153.061 appearance, 153.102-153.105 default, 153.121 appeal, Oregon Legislature (Oregon Revised Statutes, 2025 edition).
- ORS ch. 811 (Rules of the Road): 811.109 speed penalties, 811.155, 811.210, 811.230, 811.235, 811.265, 811.275, 811.507, Oregon Legislature (Oregon Revised Statutes, 2025 edition).
- ORS ch. 809: 809.220 failure to appear, 809.267 suspension notice fee, 809.416, Oregon Legislature (Oregon Revised Statutes, 2025 edition).
- ORS 806.010 Driving uninsured, Oregon Legislature (Oregon Revised Statutes, 2025 edition).
- ORS 19.255 Time for filing notice of appeal, Oregon Legislature (Oregon Revised Statutes, 2025 edition).
- Oregon Traffic & TriMet Citations, Multnomah County Circuit Court (Oregon Judicial Department).