
The Director of the California D.M.V has changed the reportability of drivers convictions to conform with the needs of the California court system. Here is a digest of the changes you need to know:
ACCIDENTS:
Accidents stay on your driving record for 3 years from the accident date, unless you were found at fault in a fatality crash, in which case it's 4 years from the accident date.
CONVICTIONS FOR TRAFFIC OFFENSES:
Convictions for traffic citations will be reported for 3 years from the violation date. More serious ones stay on longer....see table below.
TRAFFIC SCHOOL DISMISSAL:
First attendance resulting in DISMISSAL in 18 months is masked from public view. 2nd DISMISSAL is shown on public record.
D.M.V. ACTION BECAUSE OF D.U.I.:
Any administrative action will stay on your record for one year from the proof termination date (SR-22...continuous proof of insurance form).
D.M.V. ACTION BECAUSE NO SR-1 (INSURANCE) WAS FILED:
One year from termination of (SR-22).
NEGLIGENT DRIVER/PROVISIONAL LICENSING POINTS:
These stay on your record for 3 years from your violation date unless an SR-22 was involved.
FTA'S (FAILURE TO APPEAR) & FTP'S (FAILURE TO PAY):
These stay on your record for 5 years from your violation date.
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Any "TWO POINT" driving offense will stay on a commercial vehicle operator's record for 55 years if the violation occurred while driving a commercial vehicle...
10 years if while driving a non -commercial vehicle.