What's on a Driver Record

Driving records are a matter of public record. As a result, any individual or business who requests a copy of a driving record and certifies that the purpose for the request meets one of the Exempted Uses listed in the Uniform Motor Vehicle Records Disclosure Act, may purchase a copy of a driving record.

The Following Information Appears on a Driving Record

Record Holder Identification Information

Name (aka’s if applicable);
Date of Birth;
Driver’s License Status;
Physical Address (Mailing address if applicable);
Physical description of driver’s license holder (sex, race, height, weight, eyes color, hair color);
County of residence;
CDL Medical and Self-Certification Information(CDL employers only).

Driving License/Permit/ID Card Information

Driver’s License, Permit or ID Card Number;
License class;
County of issuance;
Date of issuance;
Date of expiration;
Restrictions;
Endorsements;

Driving Record

(this section will appear blank if there are no convictions or withdrawals)

Convictions/Administrative Adjudications;
Administrative Withdrawals.

Record Retention

Driving records are retained for a period of 11 years after the last driver license/ID card/permit application unless convictions and/or administrative withdrawals appear on the record. See Driver Record Retention Schedule for more detailed information.

For detailed explanation of terms used on a driving record, refer to Reading and Understanding a Driving Record.

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The Following Information Appears on a Driving Record

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Businesses

DMV Divisions

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