Alabama
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The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency provides information about the driver's license point system on its website.
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Alaska
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The Alaska Department of Administration Division of Motor Vehicles explains its point system in its Driver Manual [PDF].
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Arizona
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The Arizona Department of Transportation explains its points assessment in the Driver Services section.
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Arkansas
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The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration provides information about its administrative point system on its website.
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California
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles provides the violation point assessment for traffic offenses on its website.
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Colorado
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The Colorado State Driver Handbook [PDF] provides information about driving in the state, including the point assessment for traffic offenses.
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Connecticut
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The Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles explains its point system in the Assessment of Points Against an Operator's License for Motor Vehicle Law Violations [PDF].
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Delaware
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The Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles explains the Delaware Point System in the Driver Services section.
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District of Columbia
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The District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles explains its driver point system on its website.
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Florida
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The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles explains its point system in the Driving Violation Statutes [PDF].
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Georgia
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Georgia Department of Driver Services explains its point system in the Points and Points Reduction section.
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Hawaii
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Hawaii doesn't implement a driver's license point system.
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Idaho
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Idaho's Transportation Department provides information about its violation point system on its website.
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Illinois
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Illinois explains its point system in the Illinois Offense Table in its Administrative Code.
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Indiana
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The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles provides lists its point system in the Driving Record Points section.
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Iowa
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The Iowa Department of Transportation's driver's license manual has a section on Protecting Your Driving Privileges that explains its point system.
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Kansas
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Kansas doesn't have a driver's license point system.
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Kentucky
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet website explains the Kentucky Driver Point System.
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Louisiana
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Louisiana doesn't have a state driver's license point system, but it does participate in the Problem Driver Pointer System (PDPS).
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Maine
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Maine's Motorist Handbook and Study Guide [PDF] contains information about its traffic offense point system, which are called demerit points.
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Maryland
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The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration explains its traffic offense point system in the Point Assessment for Traffic and Other Violations section.
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Massachusetts
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In Massachusetts, the point system - called surchargeable points - are explained in the Safe Driver Insurance Plan [PDF].
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Michigan
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The Michigan Secretary of State provides an explanation of its point system in the Driver's License and State ID section.
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Minnesota
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Minnesota doesn't employ a point system for traffic offenses.
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Mississippi
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Mississippi doesn't have a driver's license point system.
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Missouri
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The Missouri Department of Revenue explains its point system in the Form 899 [PDF].
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Montana
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The Montana Secretary of State explains its point system in the Driver Rehabilitation Point System section of the Administrative Rules of Montana.
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Nebraska
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The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles has a point system section on its website.
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Nevada
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The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles explains its demerit point system on its website.
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New Hampshire
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The New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of Motor Vehicles explains its point system in the Demerit Points section of its website.
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New Jersey
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission explains its point schedule in the Penalties and Fines section.
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New Mexico
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Point System Regulations and Schedule (link downloads separate PDF file) |
New York
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The New York Department of Motor Vehicles provides an explanation of its driver point system on its website.
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North Carolina
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation explains its point system its Driver's Handbook [PDF].
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North Dakota
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The North Dakota Department of Transportation provides its point schedule on its website.
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Ohio
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The Ohio Revised Code contains a section that explains how points are assessed for traffic violations.
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Oklahoma
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The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety explains its point system in the Oklahoma Driver's Manual [PDF].
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Oregon
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Oregon doesn't currently use a point system. Oregon's Driver Improvement Program outlines what actions can lead to license restrictions or suspensions.
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Pennsylvania
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation provides a Point System Fact Sheet [PDF].
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Rhode Island
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Rhode Island currently doesn't use a point system for traffic offenses.
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South Carolina
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The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles provides an explanation of its point system on its website.
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South Dakota
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The South Dakota Department of Public Safety explains its point system on its website.
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Tennessee
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The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security provides the Schedule of Points Values on its website.
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Texas
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The Texas Department of Public Safety explains its point system in its Driver Responsibility Program.
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Utah
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The Utah Department of Public Safety provides a section on its point system on its website.
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Vermont
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The Vermont Statutes Online have a section that explains its motor vehicle violation point system.
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Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles explains its point system in the Moving Violations and Point Assessments section on its website.
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Washington
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Washington doesn't currently employ a driver's license point system for traffic violations.
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West Virginia
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The West Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles provides an explanation of its point system in the Problem Driver Point System [PDF].
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Wisconsin
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has a section that explains the point system on its website.
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Wyoming
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Wyoming doesn't currently have a formal point system for traffic offenses. Each county can decide how to penalize traffic violations, and the Wyoming Department of Transportation will add each traffic violation to your driving record.
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