Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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You can get points off your license in Alabama by waiting for them to expire. In Alabama, points stop counting towards a suspension after two years, though the violation remains on record.
Even though you cannot remove points from your license in Alabama, there are other ways you can try to lower your car insurance premiums. For instance, some insurance companies give discounts to policyholders who take an approved defensive driving course. You can also address other risk factors, such as by improving your auto insurance score.
For more information, check out WalletHub's guide to license points.
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