QandAs: Autos

How long does an Accident, DUI or Ticket stay on my driving record in Delaware?

Answer:
If you are relocating to Delaware, you might want to

know some things regarding the Delaware driving record policies.

The Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles website provides dozens of links to helpful resources, including driving record request procedures and fees.

In Delaware, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs might result in a three month license suspension for the first offense. If convicted, DUI remains on the driving record for five years.

Accidents and tickets are, as one might expect, subject to evaluation and measurement with regard to the seriousness of the violation. In Delaware, the "calculated-point" system used is based on a 24 month driving record impact.

For more detailed information, visit the Delaware DMV website Vehicle Services link.

Delaware Driving Record Request link.

Find a Delaware DMV Office.


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