Other than the time frame, is there a diference between a three-year, seven-year and complete Driver License History?
Yes. A three-year and seven-year driving history contains only infractions that have been adjudicated by the courts during that time frame. Ex: If you receive a ticket and then go to driving school to have the points removed from your record, those points and the infraction are considered “adjudication withheld” and will not appear on the three-year or seven-year record. Non-moving violations will also appear on a three-year and seven-year driving history. Insurance rates are most commonly based on a three-year driving history. A complete driving history contains all driving infractions and correspondences from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) to the driver over the past eleven years, as well as infractions reported by other states. Serious infractions may remain longer than eleven years.
