As far as I am aware, no. That is the point of the Careless Driving conviction. Just be thankful the judge/prosecutor was willing to cut you the deal, pay the fine (plus that absurd surcharge), and drive carefully.
When the insurance company finds out about it, possibly. I imagine that it depends on your insurance company, but I'd say yes.
Yes. Depending on your insurer, it will continue at higher rate for two years.
Many national car insurance companies will vastly increase your rates or cancel your policy altogether after a drunk driving conviction or an administrative DMV.
Probably reckless. "Careless" implies something done by accident, like swerving over the line momentarily. "Reckless" implies something done willingly, without regard to the law or consequences.
After having a driving conviction your insurance rates will increase for a few years. You will need to talk to your car insurance company about getting a SR-22 form. It is possible to shop for convicted driver insurance online and compare rates.
It made my premium increase by over $300/6mo! I had no prior tickets and had a pretty clean record. GRRRR!
No insurance company will insure you unless you have a valid drivers license. Now if you are asking if your rates would later increase if you have a conviction for this, you would have to check with your insurance company. However, that is a relatively minor violation, and in a state that uses a point system, would probably not be very many points, if any.
what insurance?
Fines, suspension of your licence (typically one year from what I'm aware of), points added to your licence, increase in insurance rates, impossibility of being hired for a driving job within the first three years of your conviction, major difficulties in the same for the fourth and fifth years, slightly decreased difficulty for the sixth and seventh years after your conviction.
How much increase auto insurance after claim
Contact your insurance agent.
There are several different factors that cause an increase in insurance. Tickets dont always cause an increase in insurance unless they are pretty serious tickets.