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- 01Louisiana$3,999
- 02Michigan$3,964
- 03Nevada$3,963
- 04Florida$3,916
- 05District of Columbia$3,465
- 06California$3,444
- 07Colorado$3,181
- 08Delaware$3,157
- 09New Jersey$3,122
- 10Texas$3,106
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Figures show the average annual full-coverage premium for a clean record, the average annual increase after one speeding ticket, and the average annual increase after a first DUI. CarInsurance.com analyzed Quadrant Information Services rates for 40-year-old full-coverage drivers with 100/300/100 limits and $500 deductibles, 2026. Speeding-ticket figures were updated June 25, 2026; DUI figures were updated June 29, 2026. Actual rates vary by insurer, age, ZIP code, and record.
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