Getting Car Insurance Quotes for a DD10 Conviction Is Easy
A DD10 conviction i.e. causing serious injury by dangerous driving, can make it hard to get affordable car insurance from a mainstream provider. Luckily there are specialist providers of car insurance for people with DD10 convictions who will take your unique circumstances into account. To get quotes now, simply click the green quote button. You can also get cover if you have a DD40 conviction.
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A DD40 conviction for dangerous driving is another very common type of conviction. Again you might worry that if you have a DD40 conviction then you won’t be able to get cover at a rate you can afford. Click the green quote button now and you might be pleasantly surprised.
Reckless/dangerous Driving Motoring Conviction Codes
| CODE | OFFENCE | POINTS |
|---|---|---|
| All the offences below will stay on your driving licence for 4 years from the offence | ||
| DD10 | Causing serious injury by dangerous driving | 3-11 |
| DD40 | Dangerous driving | 3-11 |
| DD60 | Manslaughter or culpable homicide while driving a vehicle | 3-11 |
| DD80 | Causing death by dangerous driving | 3-11 |
| DD90 | Furious driving | 3-11 |
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If you’ve been convicted of any of the above offences then it’s possible that you’ve already been turned down for car insurance. Fortunately there are specialist providers who offer insurance for those with driving convictions. You can get quotes from a panel of car insurance specialists by clicking the green button below
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What the Writer Says…
DD40 is one of the most serious endorsement codes a driver can receive. It records a conviction for dangerous driving under Section 2 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 - driving that fell far below the standard of a competent and careful driver, where the danger to others was obvious.
Around 4,858 dangerous driving offences were recorded in England and Wales in 2023/24 (Statista, as at 2024). Unlike careless driving (which falls merely "below" the expected standard), dangerous driving carries an obligatory ban of at least 12 months, up to 2 years in prison, and a compulsory extended driving retest before you can get your licence back.
– Susan Difford, Insurance Expert & Co-founder of Clean Green Cars
