QandAs: Autos

Where can I get a Kentucky Driving Record?

Answer:
If you need access to a driving record in the

state of Kentucky, you can request the information online. The three-year record does not contain personal information and is considered a public records document, so you can access anyone’s driving record.

You can request the document online at http://dhr.ky.gov/DHRWeb/ .

The cost for the record is $3, but you will also pay a $2 convenience fee when requesting online. The website allows you to track your request while you wait for it to arrive via email.

If you prefer, you can also request the three-year record by mail or in person at a Driver Licensing Field Office. The $2 service fee is waived when you use these methods.

The mailing address to request the document by mail is:

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Driver Licensing
Attn: Fee Accounting Section
200 Metro Street
Frankfort, KY 40622


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