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Driving records and points

Friday 7 March 2008

The DMV keeps a record determining your safety as a driver. This record involves a series of points. In many states, there are different “tiers,” or numbers of points, accumulated for different offenses. A "one point" offense may include an at-fault accident, while DUI/DWI is typically two points. If a certain number of points are accumulated, you could lose your driving privileges for a period.

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