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READING A DRIVING RECORD

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Types of Records

• Certified

• Not Certified

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Personal Information

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Personal InformationPersonal Information

• Name, Date of Birth, Social Security Number

• Address, License Class

• Date of Last Issuance, Date of Expiration

• Restrictions, Endorsements, DL number

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Entry OrderEntry Order

• Identification Cards• Correspondence• Driver Schools• Crashes

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Entry OrderEntry Order

• Convictions• Revocations• Disqualifications• Suspensions• Financial Responsibility Cases

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Date of crash, offense, or effective date of sanction

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Date of conviction

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Reinstatement Date

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County or State

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City

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Type of CourtEx (County)

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Type of Action(crash, conviction, suspension, revocation, or cancellation)

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Description of action(example: conviction reason - Unlawful Speed)

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RepresentationC- Represented by counselW - Counsel waived

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Citation CodesC - indicates citation issued

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Crash CodesA - indicates Crash

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DispositionsDispositions

• 1 - guilty

• 2 - estreature

• 3 - forfeiture

• 4 - adjudicated delinquent

• 5 - adjudication withheld

The above numbers are listed under “DP” (disposition code) on the driver record.

These deal with oos citations

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Disposition Codes1- Guilty5 - Adjudication Withheld

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Action CodesD - Department ActionC - Court Action

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Ticket Number or Court Docket

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TicketTicket NumbersNumbers

• Pay close attention to ticket numbers. They help link administrative suspensions and DUI convictions.

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Ticket Numbers are the same

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• Citations with a ticket number of “0000” were transferred to the Florida record from another state in accordance with the Driver License Compact. Driver License Compact.

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Duplicates & ReplacementsDuplicates & Replacements

• The record shows all duplicate and replacement licenses issued to the customer.

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012804K02 - Means the duplicate was issued on January 28, 2004 @ K02

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Reading Batch NumbersReading Batch Numbers

• Basically all batch numbers contain the same information: The year the entry was added to the record, the Julian date, and the coder ID number.

• For example: “93242126” means that the entry was added in 1993 on the 242nd day of the year by coder 126.

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More on Batch NumbersMore on Batch Numbers

• Not all batch numbers look the same, but they break down basically the same way.– For example: “4096LA” means the entry

was added in 1994 on the 96th day of the year by coder LA.

– “99160B50” means the entry was added in 1999 on the 160th day of the year by office B50.

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““Shelf Life” of Entries Shelf Life” of Entries Retention ScheduleRetention Schedule

• Citations 10 years• Citations (adj. w/held COC) Indefinite• Citations (adj. w/held Judge) 10 years• Suspensions & Revocations 7 to 11 yrs• Alcohol Related entries 75 years• Serious CDL violations 55 years• Cleared D6 Suspensions 3 years

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Hardship Reinstatement Authorization

• The hearing officer will advise the customer to inform the DL Examiner that the authorization has been added to their record.

• Examiner will check the correspondence section of the driving record for this information.

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Questions?

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