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DIAL 911 if you need immediate assistance, have been involved in an accident, or if you have witnessed dangerous, aggressive or erratic driving that poses risk to other motorists on the road. For all other traffic complaints or inquiries, contact your local Troop.

Points Lead To License Suspension The California DMV will automatically suspend your driver's license for 6 months if you accumulate: 4 points within 1 year. 6 points within 2 years. 8 points within 3 years.

The good news is that the DMV keeps driving records for three years, although some offenses may stay on it for longer (e.g., reckless driving or DUI). Since most car insurance companies look back at your record for three to five years, your DMV record may shed some light on why you're paying so much.

You may also subpoena records from an agency to be produced at your hearing. A subpoena duces tecum means ?bring with you under penalty of law? and it means an agency must bring relevant records to the hearing, and they must verify to DMV that the documents or records have not been altered.

A Few Exceptions. While the majority of states are members of the Driver License Compact, there are a few exceptions. For instance, Maine, Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan, and Tennessee aren't members of the compact. Your chances of obtaining a new driver's license in a non-member state are probably greater.

Steps to Removing Points From a California Driving Record Wait for the Court Notification. If you are eligible to take a defensive driving course the court will notify you. ... Sign Up for a California-approved Defensive Driving Course. ... Complete the Course and Pass the Final Exam. ... Send the Course Completion Report to the DMV.

Complete a Request for Record Information (INF 70) if requesting someone else's record(s). Pay the $5 fee for in-person record(s) request. Requests made in-person at a DMV field office for your own driver's or vehicle record are processed during your visit. You will be given the records during your visit.