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How to Request Your Driving Record

As you may imagine, maintaining a fleet of highly prized classic automobiles can be costly and risky business. We're excited to offer our classic car road trips to a world-wide audience of classic car enthusiast, but due diligence (and our insurance company) require that we obtain a three-year driving history from each traveler who will drive our vintage automobiles. Below are links to the State Motor Vehicle Departments of all Fifty states as well as information on obtaining your driving history if you are visiting from outside the U.S. Please let us know of any broken or incorrect links.

United States

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California
Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia
Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa
Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland
Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri
Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey
New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio
Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina
South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont
Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming



International driving-record agencies

Australia
Please visit the Roads and Traffic Authority’s website for information. To obtain a copy of your driving record, you must have proof of identity documents or your driver’s license available. You’ll be asked to complete a request for an information form and pay a fee. You can also purchase a copy of your driving history report here.

For New South Wales, please visit Roads and Traffic Authority at the My Records NSW website.

For Victoria, please visit the VicRoads website and click on “Driver History Report” for a five-year report which costs $7.60.

For South Australia: To obtain a summary of offenses you will need to forward a signed letter to: Information Services, Post Office Box 1, Walkerville 5081. Your letter should contain your requirements and personal details along with return address details. Or by fax to: 08 83432568. The fee is $21 and can be paid by check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, or bank card. For more information on how to obtain this information email the South Australian Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure or go directly to the licenses certification page.

Canada (Alberta):
Bring a Driver Abstract Consent to a registry agent office.
If you want to designate someone else to obtain your abstract for you:

1. Fill out the Driver Abstract Consent form; give it to your designee.
2. The person must fill out the Driver Abstract Statement of Intent form, and bring both (the Intent and the Consent forms) to a registry agent office.
3. Finally, s/he can obtain the record from the office and mail or fax it to us, or request it be mailed directly from the office.

Below is a list of offices that do accept credit cards:

Calgary: A+ Registry Services (403) 288 3333
Lethbridge: Western License + Registry Services (403)420 1030
Edmonton: Network Registries Alberta Inc. (780) 435 7800

Canada (British Columbia):
Please visit the Insurance Corporation for British Columbia. You can call 1-800-663-3051 to have your record sent by mail, e-mail or fax.

Canada (Manitoba):
Please visit Manitoba Public Insurance. You can call (866) 323-0543 toll free, but there is a $10 record fee.

Canada (New Brunswick):
Information can be found at New Brunswick Department of Safety.

To obtain a copy of your driving abstract by mail send your request along with a $10.00 check or money order (payable to Minister of Finance) to:

Department of Public Safety
Licensing and Records Branch
PO Box 6000
Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1

Canada (Newfoundland & Labrador):
Please visit Government Services for information. There is a $10 fee to call (709) 729-0331 and request a record.

Canada (Northwest Territories):
Fax requests can be made by sending a copy of two pieces of identification to the Driving and Vehicle Licensing office at 867-873-7487. The cost for the transaction is $12.14 and they ask that you provide credit card information on the fax. Additional questions can be directed to them by phone at 867-873-7487.

Canada (Nova Scotia):
Please visit Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles for information.

Mail your request to: Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations

PO Box 1652
Halifax, NS B3J 2Z3
Canada

Payment options by mail: Check or money order made out to the Registry of Motor Vehicles. The fee for an abstract is $16.00.

Canada (Ontario):
Please visit Ministry of Transportation for general information or go directly to the Service Ontario Driver and Vehicle Service.

Call 416-235-2999 or toll free 1-800-387-3445 (Canada-wide).

Canada (Prince Edward Island):
Please visit Transportation and Public Works for information.

You can download a form for an abstract request (PDF).

Canada (Quebec):
Please visit Quebec Driving Record Request for more information.When you request your Quebec driving record, it will be mailed to your address on file with the SAAQ. Request an English copy.

Canada (Saskatchewan):
Please visit Saskatchewan Government Insurance for information.

If mailing your request, fill out the request form (PDF), enclose a check or money order payable to SGI and forward to:

Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Driver Abstracts
2260-11th Ave.
Regina, Sask.
S4P 2N7

Your abstract will be mailed to the address indicated on the form as soon as it is processed.

Canada (Yukon Territory):
Please fax a request to (867) 393 6220. You should include your DOB, driver’s license number, phone number, VISA credit card number and expiration date, signature, and the fax number to which you would like your record sent.

If you have more questions, here is the contact numbers: (867) 667-5315 or 1-800-661-0408 local 5315 (toll free within Yukon).

Denmark:
Please the RDW’s Vehicle Approval and Information Division and ensure the documents contains information on whether you’ve had traffic violations.

Finland:
Contact the AKE Vehicle Administration (Ajoneuvohallintokeskus) for a Certificate issued by Savitaipale Police Department for a record of any or no traffic violations.

Email address:ajokorttitiedot@ake.fi

Phone/Fax:

Puhelin 0100 7800 (pvm/mpm)
Faksi (09) 6185 3600

France:
We will need a notarized translation of your casier judiciaire. Your casier judiciaire is available from the Ministére de la Justice. You can order it by filling out an online form or you can request it by mail. Here’s their address:

Republique Francaise
Ministére de la Justice
Direction des Affaires criminelles et des graces
Casier judicaire national
44079 NANTES CEDEX 1
France

Germany:
Please visit Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt for additional information.

Please select English version first then click on Apply for your points account

Download the application. The service is free.

Greece:
Contact the Ministry of Transfer and Communications to receive your degrees of sentences at S.E.S.O.

India:
Sometimes your driving record is recorded on your physical license. For example, if you have a booklet containing pages for endorsements you can fax a complete copy of your license as proof of your driving history. With some newer plastic licenses, there may be an area that can be punched out if any endorsements have occurred.

Ireland:
For a written/printed record of your driving history you will need to apply in writing.  For more information please visit the Road Safety Authority.

*For Northern Ireland:
Call +44 845 402 4000

Israel:
Please send your driving information from the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department and a statement regarding your criminal record from the Israel Police Traffic Division, Traffic Records Unit.

Office hours: Sunday-Thursday 07.00-20.00/Friday: 07.00-13.00 Tel: 1-700-70-43-70

Voice Mail: 24 hours Tel: 03-5024000

Italy:
Your driving record is available in online form from the Ministero dei Transpori as an estratto conto punti patente.

Mexico:
Some can retrieve their record from the Central Office of the Government of the Federal District, Secretariat of Transportation and Roads – Public Transportation Registry Directorate at the Driving License and Permit Inquiry Desk.

Others may also be able to contact their local Public Safety Ministry Department of Transit, such as with the State of Queretaro:
Address: Rio Tuxpan No. 107, Col Desarrollo San Pablo C.P. 76130. Santiago de Queretaro, Qro

Phone: 220-86-63 / 220-67-98

We have also received records from the Secretary of Public Safety in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon Mexico.

Phone: 8400-4600
Email: sspv@sanpedro.gob.mx

Netherlands:
You’ll need to get the form called “Aanvraag echtheidsverklaring Nederlands rijbewjs” and it can be obtained from the RDW in The Netherlands (www.rdw.nl).

New Zealand:
Please visit the New Zealand Transport Agency. You can obtain your driving record by applying for a Traffic Conviction History. There are three ways to do it. You can apply by:

* email to cert@ltsa.govt.nz for information
* fax to +64 6 953 6267
* writing to the address below

Transport Registry Centre
Driver Licensing
Private Bag
Palmerston North
New Zealand

Please provide the following: License number (if known), full name, date of birth, place of birth, last recorded address, and a postal address of where to send the certificate.

New Zealand (Aotearoa):
You may apply for a list of traffic offences on your New Zealand driver licence record by either faxing +64 6 953 6267, by emailing toh@landtransport.govt.nz or writing to:

Driver Licensing Administration Transport Registry Centre – Land Transport New Zealand Private Bag Manawatu Mail Centre 4442 NEW ZEALAND

The list of traffic offences includes offences up to seven years old, including Demerit Suspensions records. It also includes information on traffic convictions and sentencing from court appearances.

All Requests must include the following information:
- driver licence number (if known)
- full name (as shown on your licence)
- date of birth
- postal address (to have the information sent)
- OR email address (to receive the information electronically)
- contact phone number

Norway:
Please visit the Licensing Office for information.

Please contact the police in the district where you last resided in Norway and apply for a “Criminal Record Certificate” containing information about traffic violations. It can be obtained by faxing a form to the police department in your district.

Instructions in Norwegian

Portugal:
Contact the National Traffic Board Licenses Information.

South Africa:
Contact the National Traffic Information System (NaTIS) or your Local Municipality for a statement of any restrictions or endorsements on your record.

Spain:
Your record can be retrieved through the electronic database of the Secretariat of Transportation and Highway Administration Office of the Public Registry for Transportation. Please retrieve a Driver’s Licenses and Permits Reference Sheet which will list any entries in regards to traffic violations. The Ministry of Interior, Directorate General of Traffic—Provincial Traffic Department in Madrid can certify any violations on your record as well.

Sweden:
The Swedish National Police Board can issue you a record stating whether their registrar has any information on you in their records.

Switzerland:
We have received several different records from Switzerland which includes the Automobile and Navigation Services in the Department of Institutions. Their contact information is as follows:

SAN – Route de Veyrier – 1227 Carouge
Phone: +41 (22) 388 30 30
Fax: +41 (22) 388 30 11

United Kingdom:
Please visit the DVLA website for more information about driving records.

Contact the DVLA at +44 1792 310 075 or +44 8702 400 009.