- Maryland Driving School Pre Test
- Driver Improvement Program (DIP)
- Your Maryland Driving Record
- What Are Points?
- What Should I Do If My License Is Suspended?
- Revocation
- Why Drive Safely?
- Maintain The Correct Following Distance And Do Not Tailgate
- Obey Traffic Signals
- Obey Flashing Signals
- How to Make a Turn Safely
- Obey Pavement Markings-Yellow Markings
- Section 1 Review
- Section 2 Review
- Section 3 Mid-Review
- DISABLED ON THE HIGHWAY
- BICYCLES
- ACCIDENTS
- PASSING
- TURNING
- RIGHT OF WAY
- PEDESTRIANS
- EFFECTS OF CARBON MONOXIDE
- DRUGS OR MEDICATIONS
- SUMMARY
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CLIENTS WHO ARE SUSPENDED
Your Maryland Driving Record
What is my Maryland driving record?
What does my Maryland driving record mean?
Why is it important?
Your driving record is a list of everything you have done when driving:
- Any convictions,
- Any suspensions,
- Any DUI/DWI related offenses including refusal to submit a sobriety test,
- Any revocations, and
- A list of all points you have accumulated through convictions.
A driving record continues a list of all a driver’s offenses.
There are two types of records:
- a public version that can be accessed by insurance companies, employers, and credit agencies. The public record goes back three years and is available for numerous private entities like employers and insurance companies to view.
- A full record which goes back since the driver actually began driving. Law enforcement, judges, and the MDOT MVA can see a driver’s full record .
Anything that is expunged will not be visible to any entity, public or private.
Please Note:
Alcohol charges may not ever be expunged from a driver’s record. Once the charges are more than three years, they will not be visible immediately to private entities; however, they will be visible if someone conducts a complete record search.