Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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You can check your overall driving record in Hawaii by going to the Department of Transportation website. You will not be able to check how many points are on your license in Hawaii, however, because Hawaii does not use driver's license points.
Even though Hawaii does not use license points, drivers with serious violations on their driving record will still face consequences. For instance, driving without insurance or failing or refusing to take a blood alcohol test, among other offenses, will result in a license suspension in Hawaii. Insurance companies also increase prices for drivers with poor driving records. For reference, one DUI conviction will raise your premium by an average of 222% in Hawaii.
For more information, check out WalletHub's guides to license points and driving record checks.
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