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In dc.driving, achern@wam.umd.edu (Alex Chernyakov) writes:
 >I am a Maryland resident, have a Maryland driver's licence, and my
 >car is registered in Maryland. If I'm driving in, say, VA and I
 >get a speeding ticket, will the MD MVA find out about the violation?
 >If not, will my insurance company find out about it?
 >
 >What about (moving-violation) tickets in DC, or NC?
 >
 >Alex Chernyakov.

The answer to this is both simple and complex.
Yes MD, VA, DC and (probably) NC all have repricosity (sp?) so your
insurance co. will eventually find out about _any_ ticket (except parking).
The question remains, will MD assess you points? I know that the point system
in MD is different than that of VA, in that MD insurers actually use
it as a rating system. Also judge in MD traffic court can reduce
points, whereas in VA they can do nothing because it's only a tracking
system for VA DMV.
You might get lucky and your insurer may not find out about it for awhile.
I don't know if MD MVA automatically notifies insurers of infractions.
In VA they do not.