Your Missouri Driving Record should be treated with a great deal of respect and should be guarded.  Accumulated points will affect you adversely and can result in insurance premium increases and possible suspension or revocation of your Driver’s License.  

Defensive Driving School through Driving University can help you to keep your Driving Record blemish free by providing a State approved Defensive Driving course.  Whether you are looking to have points dismissed or would like to learn the necessary driving skills to prevent traffic tickets and accidents, Driving University has the Missouri approved Defensive Driving course to suit your individual needs.

When should You Request a Copy of your Driving Record? 

Your Missouri Driving Record contains information regarding traffic citations and driving points.  It is a good idea to periodically obtain a copy of your Driving Record to check for accuracy, check on the status of paid tickets and to keep track of the points you have accumulated, if any. Read more...

What Information is Contained in your Driving Record? 

Your Driving Record contains information related to traffic violations and the points associated with them.  If you have been cited for a speeding violation and have not had these points reduced or dismissed, they will appear on your Driving Record.  Also, any fines and tickets that remain unpaid will also appear on your Driving Record. Read more...

Where to Get Your Missouri State Driving Record 

You can obtain a copy of your Driving Record from any Missouri Department of Revenue contract office, or you can request a copy of your Driving Record through mail. Read more...

How is Your Driving Record Used? 

Your Driving Record can be used by insurance companies to determine a risk-level and premiums.  Your Driving Record can also be used by employers to determine your ability to safely transport individuals or goods, depending on the nature of the job. Read more...

How Defensive Driving affects your Driving Record 

Missouri statute 302.302 clearly states that a ticket and point violation can be dismissed at the discretion of a judge upon successful completion of a State approved Defensive Driving School. Read more...

How much does it Cost to get a Copy of my Driving Record? 

The fees associated with obtaining a copy of your Driving Record will vary depending on the method by which that copy is provided.  Requesting a copy of your Driving Record by mail or in person will cost $7.00.  Requesting that a copy be sent via fax will cost $7.00 plus a $0.50 fax transmitting fee. Read more...