Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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You can check how many points are on your license in Arkansas by going to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration website. Checking your license points in Arkansas will cost you $8.50 by mail or in person, $10.00 online, since you will need to pay for a copy of your driving record.
Arkansas uses driver's license points to track violations. Accumulating 14 points will result in a suspended license. Insurance companies also check customers' driving records for points, since having a poor driving record is associated with an increased risk of filing a claim. Consequently, license points will result in higher premiums. For instance, one DUI conviction will raise your premium by an average of 71% in Arkansas.
For more information, check out WalletHub's guides to license points and driving record checks.
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