QandAs: Autos

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

Answer:
If you are moving to the Pacific Paradise of Hawaii,

you might need to know a few things about the driving record laws and regulations there.

In Hawaii, as in most states, DUI convictions are serious violations, and may remain on driving records for many years.

It is not clearly defined in the Hawaii Revised Statutes just how long driving violations remain on one's driving record. However, some sources indicate DUI convictions remain on Hawaii driving records for ten years.

Some states offer an appeals system, whereby drivers may seek to have certain driving violations removed from their records; however, removal of DUI convictions is often disallowed.

For more detailed information, visit the Hawaii DMV website.

Learn more about Hawaii Driving Laws.


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