Caught driving without insurance in Missouri?

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Driving without insurance in Missouri can lead to suspension, points, and SR-22 insurance.

Missouri law requires all drivers to carry minimum liability insurance on any vehicle operated on public roads. If you're caught without it, the penalties are swift — and they don't stop with just a fine.

🚫 Penalties for No Insurance in Missouri

• Up to $500 in fines

• 4 points on your driving record

• Possible license suspension

• SR-22 insurance filing (expensive high-risk coverage)

Even first-time offenders face harsh treatment if they fail to respond or appear in court.

✅ What If You Did Have Insurance?

If you were insured but didn't have your card at the time of the stop, you may still avoid conviction — but you'll need to provide proof quickly and correctly. Legal representation helps ensure the court acknowledges your coverage.

⚖️ Legal Help Can Make a Difference

In many cases, we can get the charge reduced or dismissed —

especially for first-time offenders or those who can show valid coverage.

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