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Driver and Vehicle Records Flashcards

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  1. How long does a DWI conviction remain on your NH driving record?

    Answer: Permanently

    A DWI conviction remains on your NH driving record permanently and cannot be expunged.

  2. In New Hampshire, who is authorized to request a certified copy of another person's driving record?

    Answer: Employers, attorneys, insurance companies, and court-authorized parties

    Certified driving records may be obtained by employers, attorneys, insurers, and parties with court authorization under NH RSA 260:14.

  3. What fee does New Hampshire charge for a standard driving record abstract?

    Answer: $10

    NH DMV charges $10 for a standard driving record abstract as of current fee schedules.

  4. Which NH statute governs the release of motor vehicle records to third parties?

    Answer: RSA 260:14

    RSA 260:14 establishes the rules for who may obtain NH motor vehicle records and under what conditions.

  5. A New Hampshire driver who accumulates 12 demerit points within a 12-month period faces what consequence?

    Answer: License suspension

    Accumulating 12 or more demerit points within 12 months triggers a license suspension under NH point system rules.

  6. When a New Hampshire driver's license is suspended, what document may they obtain to prove their identity?

    Answer: A state-issued non-driver ID card

    NH DMV issues a non-driver identification card that suspended drivers may use for identity purposes.

  7. How many demerit points are assessed in New Hampshire for a speeding violation of 26–35 mph over the posted limit?

    Answer: 4 points

    Speeding 26–35 mph over the limit carries 4 demerit points on an NH driving record.