Car permit · Penalties and points
How much of the information in your driving record can the public see?
Correct answer: Most of it, though not everything.
Answer options
- AAll of it, with no exceptions
- BOnly details about your physical or mental condition
- CMost of it, though not everything Correct
Why
Records of convictions, crashes, and similar entries can generally be released, but some personal details stay confidential. Information about a driver's physical or mental condition, for example, is not open to the public.
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Topic: Penalties and points License: Car permit
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