Speeding in the Yukon
Oct 17th 2002, 8:40 pm
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Speeding in the Yukon
If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my insurance have any way of finding out?
Oct 17th 2002, 11:01 pm
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Oct 17th 2002, 11:31 pm
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Because he probaby already has a ticket.
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Because he probaby already has a ticket.
Oct 17th 2002, 11:52 pm
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
Originally posted by Bill Pittman:
In article ,
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
In article ,
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Oct 18th 2002, 1:33 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
For an authoritative answer, you need to ask someone in authority such
as the folks at the local DMV. Try to check to see if this info
is on the Washington State DMV's web site.
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
For an authoritative answer, you need to ask someone in authority such
as the folks at the local DMV. Try to check to see if this info
is on the Washington State DMV's web site.
Oct 18th 2002, 8:44 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Most, but not all of the Canadian provinces/territories and the U.S. states
have reciprocal agreements allowing them to exchange that kind of
information. IF you state has a reciprocal agreement with Yukon Territory,
then it will eventually show on your Washington driving abstract and if
Washington law allows insurance companies access to those records, yes,
eventually they will find out. However, not all insurance companies do
annual searches. Some do spot checks. Some do searches every so many years.
Not a question to ask them as that would probably tip them off. I'd wait,
say 6 months and pull a copy of your abstract.
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> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Most, but not all of the Canadian provinces/territories and the U.S. states
have reciprocal agreements allowing them to exchange that kind of
information. IF you state has a reciprocal agreement with Yukon Territory,
then it will eventually show on your Washington driving abstract and if
Washington law allows insurance companies access to those records, yes,
eventually they will find out. However, not all insurance companies do
annual searches. Some do spot checks. Some do searches every so many years.
Not a question to ask them as that would probably tip them off. I'd wait,
say 6 months and pull a copy of your abstract.
> --
Oct 18th 2002, 8:46 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
"Bill Pittman" wrote in message
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Oh, yeah, another goody two shoes. In the Yukon, you can drive for HOURS and
not see another vehicle. It has an area larger than Oregon and a population
of about 50,000 MAX.
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Why ask? Why not just avoid speeding?
Oh, yeah, another goody two shoes. In the Yukon, you can drive for HOURS and
not see another vehicle. It has an area larger than Oregon and a population
of about 50,000 MAX.
Oct 18th 2002, 9:01 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 20:40:42 +0000 in rec.travel.usa-canada,
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
troll me once, my bad. troll me twice, you lose, loser...
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
troll me once, my bad. troll me twice, you lose, loser...
Oct 18th 2002, 10:29 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
wdbeppu wrote:
> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Define "speeding." From what I remember of the Yukon, only a fool goes
much over 45 mph.
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> If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> insurance have any way of finding out?
Define "speeding." From what I remember of the Yukon, only a fool goes
much over 45 mph.
--
Beady's Eighth Law of Social Harmonics: "Avoid eye contact; shut up;
keep walking."
Oct 18th 2002, 3:45 pm
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> For an authoritative answer, you need to ask someone in authority such
> as the folks at the local DMV. Try to check to see if this info
> is on the Washington State DMV's web site.
The local DMV will say pay the ticket. What do you think they'll say?
Don't worry about it?
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> In article ,
> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> For an authoritative answer, you need to ask someone in authority such
> as the folks at the local DMV. Try to check to see if this info
> is on the Washington State DMV's web site.
The local DMV will say pay the ticket. What do you think they'll say?
Don't worry about it?
Oct 18th 2002, 7:48 pm
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> In the Yukon, you can drive for
> HOURS and not see another vehicle.
Sounds like reckless operation, not just speeding, if the only vehicle
you see in HOURS is one that gives you a speeding ticket.
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> HOURS and not see another vehicle.
Sounds like reckless operation, not just speeding, if the only vehicle
you see in HOURS is one that gives you a speeding ticket.
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Oct 18th 2002, 11:26 pm
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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"Peter L" wrote:
> The local DMV will say pay the ticket. What do you think they'll say?
> Don't worry about it?
So pay it.
But that doesn't solve the problem of the EFFECT of the ticket on
Stateside driving record, which was what the original message questioned.
"Peter L" wrote:
> The local DMV will say pay the ticket. What do you think they'll say?
> Don't worry about it?
So pay it.
But that doesn't solve the problem of the EFFECT of the ticket on
Stateside driving record, which was what the original message questioned.
Oct 19th 2002, 8:31 am
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Re: Speeding in the Yukon
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> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Define "speeding." From what I remember of the Yukon, only a fool goes
> much over 45 mph.
Than you have Alzheimer's. When WE were there there were many miles of PAVED
highways quite capable of being driven at 70 plus mph, but, we were on
vacation and in no particular hurry. BTW, radar detectors are illegal in the
Yukon Territory.
> --
> Beady's Eighth Law of Social Harmonics: "Avoid eye contact; shut up;
> keep walking."
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> wdbeppu wrote:
> > If I have a Washington state driver's license and get a speeding ticket
> > in the Yukon with it show up on my permanent driving record? Or will my
> > insurance have any way of finding out?
> Define "speeding." From what I remember of the Yukon, only a fool goes
> much over 45 mph.
Than you have Alzheimer's. When WE were there there were many miles of PAVED
highways quite capable of being driven at 70 plus mph, but, we were on
vacation and in no particular hurry. BTW, radar detectors are illegal in the
Yukon Territory.
> --
> Beady's Eighth Law of Social Harmonics: "Avoid eye contact; shut up;
> keep walking."
