Oregon License Points Lookup
Enter your number of moving-violation convictions to see where it sits against Oregon's levels, how long convictions count, and whether a course can help, from Oregon DMV (Oregon Department of Transportation) and Oregon law. Runs in your browser; nothing is stored.
Official sources checked on October 21, 2026.
Use the total from your official driving record if you have it.
Counts convictions, not points
Oregon
Oregon does not use points. Its Driver Improvement Program counts convictions for listed traffic offenses and preventable accidents, and restricts or suspends a license when the count reaches set levels; a separate habitual offender rule revokes a license for five years.
Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (Driver Improvement and Habitual Offender)
Other consequences
A provisional driver convicted of any offense listed in ORS 809.600(1) has driving privileges suspended for one year, in addition to any penalty for the conviction itself.
Other consequences
A DUII conviction brings its own suspension of one year, three years, or permanent revocation depending on prior DUII convictions, separate from the Driver Improvement Program.
Check your official record
Oregon DMV: Available DMV Records & Fees
3-year non-employment driving record (certified): $1.50; 3-year employment driving record (certified): $2 (fees as stated on the DMV page). Requesters must qualify under ORS 802.175 to 802.191.
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How Oregon license points work
Oregon does not use points. Its Driver Improvement Program counts convictions for listed traffic offenses and preventable accidents, and restricts or suspends a license when the count reaches set levels; a separate habitual offender rule revokes a license for five years. (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (Driver Improvement and Habitual Offender))
Oregon conviction levels
Adult (full license)
- 3 convictions within 2 years: 3 convictions, 3 preventable accidents, or a combination of 3: license restricted for 30 days (no driving between midnight and 5 a.m.) (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons)
- 3 convictions within 5 years: 3 or more convictions within five years for listed serious offenses (such as DUII, reckless driving, driving while suspended, hit and run, or eluding police): revoked for five years as a habitual offender (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (Habitual Offender))
- 5 convictions within 2 years: 5 convictions, 5 preventable accidents, or a combination of 5: license suspended for 30 days, plus another 30 days for each later violation or preventable accident within 2 years (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons)
- 20 convictions within 5 years: 20 or more convictions for listed traffic violations within five years: revoked for five years as a habitual offender (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (Habitual Offender))
Provisional driver (under 18)
- 2 convictions: 2 convictions, 2 preventable accidents, or one of each: license restricted for 90 days to driving for work reasons only (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (If You Are Under 18))
- 3 convictions: third conviction or preventable accident: license suspended for six months, even if the driver turns 18 during the suspension, plus six months for each one after that (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (If You Are Under 18))
Other consequences
- A provisional driver convicted of any offense listed in ORS 809.600(1) has driving privileges suspended for one year, in addition to any penalty for the conviction itself. (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons)
- A DUII conviction brings its own suspension of one year, three years, or permanent revocation depending on prior DUII convictions, separate from the Driver Improvement Program. (Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (DUII))
What this page does not do
- It does not read your driving record. Only Oregon DMV (Oregon Department of Transportation) can confirm your current total.
- It does not predict a suspension: levels count only convictions inside each window, and the agency decides.
- It does not cover commercial (CDL) disqualifications or DUI suspensions, which follow separate rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many points before your license is suspended or revoked in Oregon?
Oregon's first level for an adult license is 3 convictions within 5 years: 3 or more convictions within five years for listed serious offenses (such as DUII, reckless driving, driving while suspended, hit and run, or eluding police): revoked for five years as a habitual offender. Lower levels apply to some younger or provisional drivers; see the levels above.
How do I check my driving record in Oregon?
Request it from Oregon DMV (Oregon Department of Transportation): Oregon DMV: Available DMV Records & Fees. 3-year non-employment driving record (certified): $1.50; 3-year employment driving record (certified): $2 (fees as stated on the DMV page). Requesters must qualify under ORS 802.175 to 802.191.
Sources
- Oregon DMV: Suspension Reasons (Driver Improvement and Habitual Offender)
- Oregon DMV: Available DMV Records & Fees
Official sources checked on October 21, 2026. General information, not legal advice.
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