What does a no insurance ticket cost?
A no insurance ticket costs $30 to $5,000, depending on the state and the court. Massachusetts (state schedule) charges the most, at $500–$5,000. North Dakota gives the most points, 6–12.
Fine$30–$5,000across 62 courts
Points0–12depending on state
Most expensive$500–$5,000Massachusetts (state schedule)
Least expensive$30District of Columbia (state schedule)
What does it cost in each state?
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| State | Fine | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $219–$260 | State rules |
| Alaska | About $520 | 6 |
| Arizona | About $1,742–$3,408 | State rules |
| Arkansas | On your notice | State rules |
| California | About $860.80–$898 | 0 |
| Colorado | About $501–$1,001 | 4 |
| Connecticut | $550 | State rules |
| Delaware | About $2,305 | State rules |
| District of Columbia | $30–$500 | State rules |
| Florida | $116–$129 | State rules |
| Georgia | $350 | State rules |
| Hawaii | About $507–$527 | No point system |
| Idaho | $131.50 | State rules |
| Illinois | $501–$1,000 fine + costs | State rules |
| Indiana | On your notice | 2 |
| Iowa | $428.75 | Counts tickets |
| Kansas | About $408–$1,110 | Counts tickets |
| Kentucky | About $630–$1,134 | State rules |
| Louisiana | $182.75 | No point system |
| Maine | $186 | State rules |
| Maryland | $1,000 | 5 |
| Massachusetts | $500–$5,000 | Counts tickets |
| Michigan | $150–$225 | State rules |
| Minnesota | $275 | Counts tickets |
| Mississippi | $460.75–$660.75 | No point system |
| Missouri | $500 | 4 |
| Montana | About $285 | 5 |
| Nebraska | On your notice | State rules |
| Nevada | About $730–$1,140 | State rules |
| New Hampshire | On your notice | 4 |
| New Jersey | $300–$1,000 fine + costs | State rules |
| New Mexico | On your notice | State rules |
| New York | On your notice | 0 |
| North Carolina | $241 | 3 |
| North Dakota | $150 | 6–12 |
| Ohio | On your notice | State rules |
| Oklahoma | $250 fine + costs | State rules |
| Oregon | $135–$1,000 | Counts tickets |
| Pennsylvania | At least $427 | State rules |
| Rhode Island | On your notice | Counts tickets |
| South Carolina | About $233–$440 | State rules |
| South Dakota | $500 | State rules |
| Texas | $256–$574 | Counts tickets |
| Utah | $400 | State rules |
| Vermont | $76–$162 | 2 |
| Virginia | Up to about $551 | State rules |
| Washington | About $562 | Counts tickets |
| West Virginia | At least $312 | State rules |
| Wisconsin | $231 | State rules |
| Wyoming | $570 | Counts tickets |
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How much does each court charge?
Massachusetts (state schedule) charges the most, at $500–$5,000. District of Columbia (state schedule) starts lowest, at $30. Courts that don't publish an amount aren't shown.
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Other states: the state pages cover points and traffic school for all 50 states and DC. Each amount here is sourced on its court or state page.
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How much is a no insurance ticket?
Fines run from $30 to $5,000, depending on the state and the court. Massachusetts (state schedule) is the highest at $500–$5,000. Your notice shows your exact amount.
How many points is a no insurance ticket?
Alaska: 6. California: 0. Colorado: 4. Indiana: 2. Maryland: 5. Missouri: 4. Montana: 5. New Hampshire: 4. New York: 0. North Carolina: 3. North Dakota: 6–12. Vermont: 2. Iowa and Kansas and Massachusetts and Minnesota and Oregon and Rhode Island and Texas and Washington and Wyoming has no point system and counts convictions instead.
Does a no insurance ticket raise insurance?
Insurers price moving violations on your driving record. We have per-state averages for speeding tickets only, so we don't put a dollar figure on this ticket.