California AB1685 revises vehicle code to set point values for traffic violations and outlines disclosure rules for suspensions and revocations.

California AB1685 amends the Vehicle Code to assign specific point values to various traffic violations, affecting driver's license suspensions and revocations. It sets a seven-year period for two-point violations and a three-year period for accidents and other violations. The bill also details which violations do not count towards the point system and mandates the disclosure of suspensions and revocations to courts and law enforcement agencies for certain periods. It emphasizes compliance with the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act of 1994 and restricts the disclosure of personal information.

California AB1685 revises vehicle code to set point values for traffic violations and outlines disclosure rules for suspensions and revocations.

California AB1685 amends the Vehicle Code to assign specific point values to various traffic violations, affecting driver's license suspensions and revocations. It sets a seven-year period for two-point violations and a three-year period for accidents and other violations. The bill also details which violations do not count towards the point system and mandates the disclosure of suspensions and revocations to courts and law enforcement agencies for certain periods. It emphasizes compliance with the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act of 1994 and restricts the disclosure of personal information.