How do Arizona driver's license points work? This question is about Points on Driver’s License

Arizona driver’s license points work as part of a system that identifies and takes action against high-risk drivers by assigning a specific number of points for different types of traffic violations. In Arizona, drivers accumulate three points for minor violations like speeding. For major violations, like reckless driving, drivers will get eight points. Driver’s License Points Per Violation in Arizona Violation Number of Points Assigned Speeding 3 Driving on or parking in a gore area 3 Failure to stop for a traffic signal, stop sign or to yield the right-of-way, causing serious injury 4 Failure to stop for a traffic signal, stop sign or to yield the right-of-way, causing death 6 Leaving the scene of accident 6 Aggressive driving 8 Reckless driving 8 DUI 8 Other Key Things to Know About Points in Arizona If you are convicted of a moving violation in another state, points for that violation will be added to your driving record in Arizona. Driver’s license points in Arizona expire after 12 months. However, until they expire, you may still see higher insurance premiums, especially for major violations like DUI’s and reckless driving. Knowing when your points expire will help you understand when you may see a drop in your premiums or when it may be a good time to shop for new insurance. To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to points on driver’s licenses.

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Arizona driver’s license points work as part of a system that identifies and takes action against high-risk drivers by assigning a specific number of points for different types of traffic violations. In Arizona, drivers accumulate three points for minor violations like speeding. For major violations, like reckless driving, drivers will get eight points.

Driver’s License Points Per Violation in Arizona

Violation	Number of Points Assigned
Speeding	3
Driving on or parking in a gore area	3
Failure to stop for a traffic signal, stop sign or to yield the right-of-way, causing serious injury	4
Failure to stop for a traffic signal, stop sign or to yield the right-of-way, causing death	6
Leaving the scene of accident	6
Aggressive driving	8
Reckless driving	8
DUI	8

Other Key Things to Know About Points in Arizona

If you are convicted of a moving violation in another state, points for that violation will be added to your driving record in Arizona.

Driver’s license points in Arizona expire after 12 months. However, until they expire, you may still see higher insurance premiums, especially for major violations like DUI’s and reckless driving. Knowing when your points expire will help you understand when you may see a drop in your premiums or when it may be a good time to shop for new insurance.

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to points on driver’s licenses.

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How long do points stay on your license in Arizona?

Points stay on your license for 3 years in Arizona. After 3 years , points will fall off your driver’s license and will no longer factor into your insurance rates or count toward a license suspension.

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How can I get points off my license in Arizona?

You can get points off your license in Arizona by waiting for them to expire. In Arizona, points stop counting towards a suspension after 12 months, and you cannot do anything to remove points otherwise.

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How can I check my driving record in Arizona?

You can check your driving record in Arizona by going to the Motor Vehicle Department website and requesting a copy of your driving record. It costs $3 for a three-year uncertified record or $5 for a five-year certified record to purchase a copy of your Arizona driving record online, and you will need to provide your full name, driver's license number, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security number.

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