Answers to Questions You May Have - Page 1048

1. In North Carolina, reckless driving remains on your record for 5 years.2. If you are convicted of reckless driving, your insurance rates will likely increase.3. Reckless driving can also result in a criminal record.4. If you are involved in a collision while driving recklessly, you may be liable

Roxana Stewart

Jul 01, 2023

Yes, it is legal to smoke cigarettes while driving in the state of California. However, it is illegal to smoke marijuana while driving.

Lucas Krause

Jun 30, 2023

In Tennessee, reckless driving remains on your record for ten years. This means that if you are convicted of reckless driving, the conviction will remain on your driving record for ten years. During this time, the conviction will be visible to law enforcement and will likely impact your ability to o

Mary Caldwell

Jun 30, 2023

In Virginia, reckless driving can stay on your record for up to 11 years. If you are convicted of reckless driving, it will show up on your driving record and can affect your insurance rates. It is important to know that a reckless driving conviction can also affect your ability to obtain a job or r

Julian Williams

Jun 30, 2023

1. A conviction for driving under the influence remains on a driver's record in Massachusetts for five years.2. The conviction will also appear on the driver's record in the National Driver Register for ten years.3. A driver with a conviction for driving under the influence will likely experience in

Roxana Stewart

Jun 30, 2023

Having a DUI on your driving record in Connecticut can keep you from getting a license for a period of time depending on the severity of the offense. If you are convicted of a DUI, your license will be suspended for a minimum of six months. If you are convicted of a second DUI, your license will be

James Bryant

Jun 30, 2023

When someone gets a DUI in California, the consequences can be significant. A DUI will stay on a person's driving record for 10 years. This means that a person with a DUI on their record will have a difficult time getting auto insurance and may have difficulty finding a job that requires driving. A

Robert Herrera

Jun 30, 2023

In most states, you must be at least 16 years old to drive a car unaccompanied. There are a few states that allow 15-year-olds to drive, but they must have a driver's license and be accompanied by a licensed adult. There are also a few states that allow 14-year-olds to drive if they have a driver's

Marian Serrano

Jun 30, 2023

In Texas, a conviction for driving under the influence will stay on your driving record for 10 years. This means that the conviction will be visible to employers, insurance companies, and other interested parties when they run a background check. If you are convicted of a second driving under the in

Thomas Carter

Jun 30, 2023

In Pennsylvania, a DUI conviction will appear on a driver's record after the driver has completed all of the requirements of their sentence. This includes serving any jail time, paying any fines or fees, and completing any required community service. The conviction will also appear on the driver's r

Thomas Carter

Jun 30, 2023

Yes, you can begin driving at the age of 16 in most states. To get a driver's license, you will need to pass a written test and a driving test. You will also need to have a parent or guardian sign a permission form.

Cynthia Medina

Jun 30, 2023

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) retains records of driving privileges for different periods of time, depending on the state. In some states, the DMV retains driving records permanently, while in others, the DMV retains driving records for a certain number of years. Typically, the DMV will ret

Thomas Carter

Jun 30, 2023