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Does an expunged DUI still show up on my driving record?
I got a DUI charge expunged recently, and I’ve been wondering what this means for my driving record. Will the charge go away there too, or will it just be removed from my criminal record?
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
An expunged
DUI charge
will still show up on your driving record, even if it’s been erased from your criminal record. This means that the charge will continue to affect your
car insurance
rates, even after it’s been removed from your criminal record.In some states, if you’re able to avoid further convictions, a DUI will be at least partially removed from your driving record after some time has passed. In other states, however, there is no way to remove a DUI charge from your driving record.
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