Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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Oregon does not use a license-points system to track driving offenses. Even though Oregon does not use points, each violation will be added to your Oregon driving record, and most violations will remain on your record for 5 years.
Additionally, Oregon drivers can still face consequences if they commit serious or repeated moving violations. For example, drivers in Oregon can have their license suspended if they are caught driving without insurance.
Your driving record is also important because insurance companies check records to determine how much risk a driver presents. Customers with more violations on their record will be charged a higher premium since they are considered more likely to file a claim. However, insurance companies typically only have a look-back period of 3-5 years, meaning your insurance rates will likely only be affected for 3-5 years, depending on the severity of the violation.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to points on your driver’s license.
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