Driver's history information is restricted to which entities?

Driver's history information is primarily restricted to criminal justice agencies due to the sensitive nature of this data. These agencies operate within the framework of law and public safety, where access to driver's history is crucial for investigations, background checks, and ensuring public safety on the roads. The information is subject to regulations designed to protect individual privacy and maintain the integrity of law enforcement operations.

While public records may offer access to certain information, such as vehicle registration details, comprehensive driver's history that includes violations, accidents, and suspensions is generally not available to the general public. Similarly, while insurance companies may need some driving history to assess risk when underwriting policies, they do not have unrestricted access to the full details of an individual's driving record as criminal justice entities would. State agencies also have specific limitations based on their function and purview in terms of accessing personal driver information, which is not universally available across all state departments.