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Driver and Vehicle Records Flashcards

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  1. In Arkansas, what is the fee to obtain a copy of your own driving record from the DFA?

    Answer: $10

    Arkansas charges a $10 fee for a copy of a personal driving record obtained from the DFA.

  2. Which of the following offenses results in an automatic revocation of an Arkansas driver's license rather than a suspension?

    Answer: A second DWI conviction within 5 years

    A second DWI conviction within 5 years triggers mandatory license revocation rather than a temporary suspension in Arkansas.

  3. What information is protected under the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA)?

    Answer: Personally identifiable information contained in motor vehicle records

    The DPPA prohibits disclosure of personal information — such as name, address, and SSN — contained in state motor vehicle records without the driver's consent.

  4. When a vehicle is sold in Arkansas, what record must the seller retain as proof the title was transferred?

    Answer: A bill of sale signed by the buyer

    A signed bill of sale serves as the seller's proof that ownership was transferred and protects against future liability.

  5. How many points are assessed on an Arkansas driver's record for a conviction of reckless driving?

    Answer: 8 points

    Arkansas assesses 8 points for a reckless driving conviction under the state's point system.

  6. A driver who accumulates how many points within 12 months in Arkansas will have their license suspended?

    Answer: 14 points

    Arkansas suspends a driver's license when 14 or more points are accumulated within any 12-month period.

  7. Which of the following correctly describes an Arkansas motor vehicle title branded as 'Salvage'?

    Answer: The vehicle was damaged and repair costs exceeded its value

    A salvage title is issued when an insurance company declares a vehicle a total loss because repair costs exceed the vehicle's market value.