QandAs: Autos

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

Answer:
If you are planning a move to Oregon, you might want

to know about the Oregon driving record laws, and how some traffic violations and convictions might impact that record.

The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles maintains Oregon driving records, and serious convictions like DUI or DWI remain on a driver's record for ten years in that state.

It is not readily apparent just how long an accident or a ticket conviction will remain on a driver's record in Oregon, but most states keep such convictions on the record for three years or more.

For more information, visit the Oregon DMV website and related links.

Find Oregon DMV Office locations.


	more Q&A sessions like this
	What are the Oregon State Driving Laws? What are the Oregon Lemon Laws? What are the Oregon Drivers License Requirements? What are the Oregon Vehicle Registration and Title Requirements? How can I renew my Oregon Drivers License? Where can I get an Oregon Driving Record? Where can I get an Oregon Drivers License Practice Test? How do I transfer a car title in-state and out-of-state in Oregon? How do I contact the Oregon Department of Transportation? Where can I find Oregon Vehicle Inspection Centers?