A clean driving record in Hawaii is one without any accidents, points or moving violations. Claims aren’t usually included in the definition of a clean driving record, but a record that’s also free of any recent claims does look cleaner. You can check your Hawaii driving record by mailing a request form or visiting a District Court.
Characteristics of a Clean Driving Record in Hawaii
3-5 years without any points assigned to your license
3-5 years without any accidents
10+ years without any major violations such as DUIs or hit-and-runs
7 years without filing any insurance claims (not always included in the definition of a clean record)
In Hawaii, you may be able to remove points from your driving record by taking state-approved defensive driving courses. This may not completely clear your driving record, but it’s a good way to begin.
You can check your driving record in Hawaii by mailing a request form or visiting a District Court. Purchasing a copy of your driving record in Hawaii costs $9, and you will need to provide your full name, date of birth, and license number or Social Security number. In Hawaii, you cannot check your driving record online.
Some states like Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio allow residents to check their driving record for free.
Hawaii does not use driver’s license points, but drivers may still have their license suspended for things like driving without insurance or failing or refusing to take a blood alcohol test. Moving violations will still be reported on your driving record in Hawaii. Depending on the offense, you could face fines, license suspension, or even jail time. Additionally, your insurer will see your driving record and may increase your premiums due to the violations.
No, taking a defensive driving course cannot remove points from your driving record in Hawaii because Hawaii does not use a points-based system. However, taking a defensive driving course may earn you a discount from your insurance company and can help you build safer driving habits.
Even though Hawaii does not use points, drivers in Hawaii may still have their license suspended for things like DUIs or driving without insurance. Moving violations will still...
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