my son is 19 and just got into an accident. is there anything he can do to keep this off his driving record?

Question

it was his fault, but the other car was hardly damaged. a police report was made out. he wants to go to truck driving school. any suggestions?

Answer 1

No - that is what a driving record is about. If it was bad enough that the Police were called I don't think you can hide it.

Answer 2

May we ask why you are asking this and not you 19 years old son. Is he not an adult?? he need to keep his record clean from now on and most likely he will not be able to drive a truck till he is 23-24 so he has 3 or 4 years to go, due to insurance cost.
may be in that time he can put on some big boy paints so you will not have to look after your man child,He is an adult now and needs to take care of this stuff by him self.

Good luck

Answer 3

Sorry , the damage is already done. The only way to have kept it from public record and from the insurance company is to have the parties involved in the accident mutually agreed not to get the law, or the insurance companies involved.

Answer 4

Chances are that if the police were involved something will go on his record, I'm sorry to say. Some countries offer the opportunity to do a re-training course instead of something going on your licence. You have to pay for this. Don't know about the States. I live in UK.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Yes, If wasn't drug, alcohol related or careless driving etc. And, if he doesn't have anything on his record, he can probably ask the judge to put it under advisement. Which means you still pay the fine, and as long as you don't get any tickets for 3 years it won't appear on your record. If he gets any kind of ticket two years from now then it goes on.... HTH

Answer 7

if it was his fault it will go against his record,,unless you can hire a lawyer to deal with it,,i have seen a few cases where people did get accidents not put on there record,,but it is rare when this happens,,i hope this all works out for him,,good luck with it.

Answer 8

If he hasn't been charged with anything then it won't go on his driving record. As for the insurance that will be affected if he doesn't pay for the damage. If he settles teh damage himself then it won't affect his insurance either.

Answer 9

you can't keep it off his record. it all depends on the local government. i had several wrecks, none were my fault, and none went on my driving record. the only accident i had that went on my record was when i was the only one in it, and the sheriff decided to put it on my license.

Answer 10

NO, as it is on his record already with the police report. I assume you did not need to have your insurance pay anything? Welcome to the adult world.