In Missouri, it is illegal for an individual to drive a vehicle without insurance. During a traffic stop — for speeding, reckless driving, drunk driving, etc. — if the driver fails to show proof of insurance, he or she may face serious consequences:
Going forward, the driver must show proof of insurance to the Department of Revenue for a period of three years. Failing to show proof of insurance during this time can lead to an additional period of license suspension.
At Kelly, Reed & Jansen, LLC, we understand how frustrating the effects of a conviction can be. We work aggressively on behalf of individuals facing any criminal charge as well as those being accused of driving without auto insurance.
You may be under the impression that driving without insurance is not a serious crime, but this is wrong. The consequences can have a huge negative impact on your life, affecting your driving privileges, finances and more. Working with an attorney is an effective way to ensure that the right steps are taken to seek the best possible results.
Act sooner than later to protect yourself going forward.
The consequences of driving without insurance in Missouri are steep. Don’t let something as minor as securing insurance lead to years of potential legal headaches. Talk to the skilled attorneys at our firm to discuss your options for a better future.
Questions? Do not hesitate to contact our office in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, to schedule a free consultation. Call 816-347-1818 or send us an email to set up an appointment. We can meet during regular business hours or in the evening if it’s more convenient. Evening appointments are by request only.
Lee's Summit
114 SW Third Street
Lee's Summit, MO 64063
Phone:
816-347-1818
Fax: 816-347-1854
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