Interstate Driver's License Compact
The Interstate Driver's License Compact is an agreement between the 45 participating
states to share information regarding certain types
of convictions, including Drunk Driving (DUI and DWI)
convictions.
Because of the Compact, if a
resident of one state gets convicted of a drunk
driving offense (DUI and DWI) in another state, the
driver's home state
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will be advised. The type of action
that the driver's home state will take will vary from
state to state.
The list of states, below, indicates whether a given
state belongs to the Interstate Driver's License
Compact, and if so, the year they joined. Wisconsin,
Tennessee, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Michigan are
all Non-compact states and don't share Drunk Driving
(DUI and DWI) conviction information.
If you have any questions about the Interstate
Driver's License Compact, or how it may apply in your
case, please be sure to contact a
qualified DUI or DWI lawyer in your area. |
NRVC - This is a list of the Non
Resident Violator Compact... A list of states that
communicate with one another if you get a ticket out
of your home state. |
DLC - This is a
list of states that belong to the Driver License
Compact. An agreement between these states basically
says you have only ONE drivers license record. |
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