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When Will my Tickets Disappear from my Driving Record?
Your driving record keeps close track of your behavior on the road. However, state laws vary widely when it comes to the length of time a moving violation remains active on your record. For instance, in California, you can’t be penalized for a ticket that’s more than three years old. In Nevada, a moving violation will expire from your record after a period of seven years. And in Illinois, moving violations remain active on your driving record from the time of issue for as long as you hold a license (a moving violation will never expire).
Check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to find out exactly when tickets will expire from record in your particular state.
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