Motor Vehicle Compliance and Consumer Credit Coverage
Connecticut assesses 1-5 points per conviction, warns at 6, and suspends at 10. How the point system works, how long points stay on your record, and how to …
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Connecticut's left lane law starts October 1, 2026, with an $88 fine per the state DOT. What the law requires, the listed exceptions, and how to avoid a ticket.
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HB 5568 would have nearly tripled Connecticut's EV registration fee to $345 every three years. Why the bill stalled in committee and what could bring the idea …
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NHTSA campaign 26V481 covers 310,667 Mercedes-Benz vehicles for a door-lock switch defect that can disable the electronic parking brake. What Connecticut owners …
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Connecticut cancels the registration the moment a title is branded salvage. What the $88 DMV salvage inspection requires, which brands can never be rebuilt, and …
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Connecticut regulates GAP waivers under section 36a-789. What a pro rata refund actually covers, why totaling the car is the one case that produces no refund, …
Read more →HB 5568 would have nearly tripled Connecticut's EV registration fee to $345 every three years. Why the bill stalled in committee and what could bring the idea …
Read more →Connecticut cancels the registration the moment a title is branded salvage. What the $88 DMV salvage inspection requires, which brands can never be rebuilt, and …
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TSA REAL ID enforcement is fully active and a $45 ConfirmID fee began February 1, 2026. Here is exactly what Connecticut drivers need to upgrade their license …
Read more →Connecticut regulates GAP waivers under section 36a-789. What a pro rata refund actually covers, why totaling the car is the one case that produces no refund, …
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National auto loan delinquencies hit record highs in 2026. Here's what's driving it, what it means if your loan is renewing into a higher rate, and how …
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How pre-approval protects Connecticut car buyers from dealer markup, where to get pre-approved, and how the process interacts with CT dealer financing …
Read more →NHTSA campaign 26V481 covers 310,667 Mercedes-Benz vehicles for a door-lock switch defect that can disable the electronic parking brake. What Connecticut owners …
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A "do not drive" recall is a different category from an ordinary recall notice. What triggers one, which vehicles are currently under warning, and what …
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A plain-English guide to the NHTSA recall process — how defects are investigated, how manufacturers are required to notify owners, who covers repair costs, and …
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A state-by-state breakdown of vehicle emissions testing programs — which states mandate testing, which vehicles are exempt, how often testing is required, and …
Read more →Connecticut assesses 1-5 points per conviction, warns at 6, and suspends at 10. How the point system works, how long points stay on your record, and how to …
Read more →Connecticut's left lane law starts October 1, 2026, with an $88 fine per the state DOT. What the law requires, the listed exceptions, and how to avoid a ticket.
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Connecticut is among the most expensive states for auto insurance and rates rose faster here than anywhere else in early 2026. What drives the gap, and the …
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