How insurance handles a DUI, OWI, DWI

We all have a friend that went through it. Maybe you just got caught driving under the influence. In this video we're going to discuss how insurance handles a DUI, OWI, DWI.

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[JasonJones-bror]

Good video. You made some great points. The problem with being inebriated is that you think you can do anything. So, none of this common-sense stuff will manifest itself when needed.

We have conventionalism called a 'Two drink minimum'... like when you go to some event or comedy-club. There's no reason not to have a 'Two drink maximum'. This'll never happen of course. I think most of these DUIs and such happen when someone leaves a bar or club; it just doesn't make any sense to sell as much alcohol as folks want to drink... it's just plain stupid. Even with zero-tolerance, I feel like having a public policy like this would save many lives, and help keep premiums for everybody lower.

[lionellball]

Thanks for the video. I have not been officially charged with a DUI but nonetheless it will my first and I'm in the Arizona. Which insurance companies should I check out to avoid the potential of higher rates.

[zaychoppa]

Where should i go just got dropped from Geico, Im 20yrs old Drive a 2016 dodge challenger 6cyl, 3 accidents on my record 2 at fault 1 not at fault & few speeding citations i cant find anything under $800/mo i need help ‼️