WILL A DRINK DRIVE CONVICTION PUT UP MY CAR INSURANCE I DID HAVE 70% NO CLAIMS IF SO WHAT IS THE FORMULA RATE?

Answers: Yes it will, thats if you are not not permitted!
If you didn't make a claim next you should keep you no claims bonus (keep proof in a protected place as you won't need it for a year - 9 months if you go on a rehabilitation course).

As to premium loadings. Traditionally those insurers who would cover a DR10 conviction within isolation would charge 100% i.e. double. However if you are of mature age then an insurance broker will be capable of find you a decent policy - probably with a greater excess.

On NO account omit details of the conviction when going through one of these naff aggregator websites. Source(s): Insurance Broker
autoinsurance.hotusa.org - check these plans. As I know their rates for discouraging driving record is not such expensive as from other companies.
any conviction will raise your insurance premium a no claims bonus is a different point and is not part of a conviction as long as You had no accident or claims that part should still be intact but the conviction side will bring any saving here posterior down.
Not single will it put your rate up to maximum but I think you will have trouble finding a company which will insure you.
DUI will increase your insurance premium. All part of the punishment! Source(s): 30 years a cop
It won't affect your no-claims bonus as you haven't made a claim (unless a third party has done so).

What will increase is your bottom premium, and that depends on how the insurance company sees the offence.

One of our drivers have a DD conviction some years back and we saw an increase of nearly 300% on his commercial policy.
Add lb2500 to your pemium every year until you enjoy a clean licence in ten years time !
Forget your 70 % discount.
Absolutely - there is no specific formula but you can guarantee it will increase by at least 100% save a lot more.
Of course it will affect your premium. You're a high risk.
You will most probably keep hold of your no claims, but your insurance premium will most probably treble. You are now a high risk driver. Many Insurance companies would put an end to your policy and refuse to insure you any more.
yes

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