Florida Driving Records

There are many reasons to get a copy of your Florida driving record — also known as your license history. These Driving Records are delivered instantly directly from a State approved provider.

If you wish to see past traffic citations where you elected traffic school you must order a complete driving record. The 3 and 7 year Florida DMV Driving Records do not reflect incidents where traffic school was elected.

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Complete Driving Record -

Your complete driving record will be delivered via your course dashboard instantly and is the only way to see a complete history of your Florida Driving Record and past elections of traffic school and all other dispositions.

Get Your Complete Florida Driving Record

On a complete Driving Record you will see:

Driver license/identification card issuances, exams passed and driver education.
All guilty dispositions and adjudication withheld dispositions of traffic violations that appear on the entire record.
Crash entries, when a traffic citation was issued as a direct result of the crash. The crash entry has the same retention as an associated guilty disposition.
All open or closed suspensions, revocations, cancellations, disqualifications that appear on the complete driver history, unless the retention is met and the entry has purged.
D-6 suspensions (failure to comply) once cleared, remain on the record 1 year from the reinstatement date and are then converted to a correspondence entry for 2 more years. This correspondence entry does appear on a complete record, unless the retention is met and the entry has purged.
Correspondence entry indicating adjudication withheld-clerk of court (the person made the school election when not eligible or made the election but did not complete the course). Department approved correspondence.

Source: Florida DHSMV

7 Year Driving Record -

Your 7 year driving record will be delivered via your course dashboard instantly. The 7 year driving record includes many details of past exams taken, licenses issued, when you were found guilty of traffic violations, as well as suspensions and more.

Get Your 7 Year Florida Driving Record

On a 7 Year Driving Record you will see:

Driver license/identification card issuances, exams passed and driver education.
Guilty dispositions of traffic violations that are within 7 years of the disposition date.
Crash entries, when a traffic citation was issued as a direct result of the accident. The crash entry has the same retention as an associated guilty disposition.
All open suspensions, revocations, cancellations, disqualifications of the driving privilege.
Suspensions, revocations, cancellations, and disqualifications cleared within 3 or 7 years of the date the record is run, unless the retention is met and the entry has purged.
D-6 suspensions (failure to comply) once cleared, remain on the record 1 year from the reinstatement date and are then converted to a correspondence entry for 2 more years. Once this D6 entry converts to a correspondence entry, it does not appear on 7 year driver records (transcripts).

Source: Florida DHSMV

3 Year Driving Record -

Your 3 Year Driving Record will be delivered instantly to your course. the 3 year driving record will show you 3 years of history of traffic violations, guilty dispositions, exams you passed and driver education courses you completed.

Get Your 3 Year Florida Driving Record

On A 3 Year Driving Record you will see:

Driver license/identification card issuances, exams passed and driver education.
Guilty dispositions of traffic violations that are within 3 years of the disposition date.
Crash entries, when a traffic citation was issued as a direct result of the accident. The crash entry has the same retention as an associated guilty disposition.
All open suspensions, revocations, cancellations, disqualifications of the driving privilege.
Suspensions, revocations, cancellations, and disqualifications cleared within 3 years of the date the record is run, unless the retention is met and the entry has purged.
D-6 suspensions (failure to comply) once cleared, remain on the record 1 year from the reinstatement date and are then converted to a correspondence entry for 2 more years. Once this D6 entry converts to a correspondence entry it does not appear on 3 year driver records (transcripts).

Source: Florida DHSMV

How Our Process Works

Getting your driving record is simple and fast. This is what you can expect when you order your record from DMVFlorida.org:

Information Collection: To verify your identity and pull your record, we ask for your full name, date of birth, Social Security number and Florida license number. We get a fresh copy of your information from the official database right after your purchase to ensure accuracy.
What You Get: Your record includes your driver's license number and a history of driving incidents, including traffic violations, points and suspensions. Depending on which report you choose, you will receive information about the last three to seven years of activity or a complete Florida record.
Instant Access: You will receive your driving record immediately after purchase. The report will be delivered to your course dashboard instantly. You can download and print your document for future reference.

Get Your Driving Record via Mail

Another option is to order your driving history from the Florida DMV by mail by submitting a written request as follows:

Please submit your written request with the individual's full name, birth date, social security number, Florida Drivers License Number, and an address to send the record to:

Bureau of Records
2900 Apalachee Parkway, MS 90 Tallahassee, Florida 32314-5775

Allow 30 days to receive your driving records via mail.

The cost for Driving Records from the state are:

$8 for 3 - year driving record
$10 for 7 - year driving record
$10 for 3 year or 7-year certified

You can pay by personal check or money order made payable to the Division of Driver Licenses.

Correcting Errors on Your Drivers License Record

If you feel there is an error on your Florida drivers license record contact the DMV customer service center at (850) 922-9000.