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Who has access to my driving record and how long do violations stay on your driving record?

The DMV and law enforcement agencies have immediate access. However, for "good cause" reasons, employers, attorneys and insurance companies have access also. Unless expunged by court order, offenses stay on your permanent record. Your insurance company may only be concerned with offenses during the last several years when setting your premium.


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