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You can check how many points are on your license in Nevada by going to the Department of Motor Vehicles website. Checking your license points in Nevada will cost you $8 plus a $1 fee if requesting in person, since you will need to pay for a copy of your driving record.
Nevada uses driver’s license points to track violations. Accumulating 12 points in 12 months 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 66% in Nevada.
For more information, check out WalletHub’s guides to license points and driving record checks.
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