An official record of a driver's accidents and traffic violations kept by the licensing state(s). Often used to determine eligibility and/or premiums for auto insurance.
In the United States, a record that typically contains information about a person's driving history, including information about traffic violations and arrests and convictions for driving-related incidents.
Your state's record of your automobile accidents and/or traffic violations. Your insurance rates are based on, among other factors, the quality of your driving history—a good record can mean lower rates! When you accept a policy with Electric Insurance, for example, we use your driver's license number to review your MVR for claims, losses and violations you may have had in the past five years.
Your state's record of your auto accidents and/or traffic violations. Your insurance rates are based on, among other factors, the quality of your driving history. For example, when you accept a policy with an insurance company, that company uses your driver's license number to review your MVR for claims, losses and violations you may have had in the past five years. A good record translates in lower rates
A motor vehicle record, also referred to as DL printout, or MVR, contains information obtained from an individual's driver license application, abstracts of convictions and accidents.
The driving record of an individual which includes accidents and traffic violations. It is also known as an MVR. Named Insured- It is the first individual in whose name the auto insurance policy is issued.
The record of an automobile driver's accidents and/or traffic violations.
A record containing information gathered from a driverâ€(tm)s application and abstracts of convictions and accidents. Also known as a DL printout.
