The MVR Access and Decoder Digest 2014: The Complete National Reference to State Motor Vehicle Records - Including Access, Content, and State Conviction Code Tables

Introducing the 2014 edition of The MVR Access and Decoder Digest
The Complete National Reference Regarding the State Motor Vehicle records: Access, Record Content, and Conviction Code Tables for State Motor Vehicle records.

This useful resource provides the following information How to Access (all methods):
1) Driving Records
2) Accident Reports
3) Vehicle Title, Lien, and Registration Records
4) Vessel Title, Lien, and Registration Records
5) Status Checks on Driver Licenses
6) Driver Monitoring Programs


Provides State-by-State Translation Tables For:
Conviction & Withdrawal Codes, Points, Statutes, ACD Translations, License Classes, Restrictions, Endorsements , Unique State Abbreviations used on records
Provide Advice on Legal Matters:
1) Governing Statutes and Rules
2) What is Public and When Consent Needed
3) Vendor and Third Party Access
4) Data Retention
5) Mandatory CDL Disqualifications per Federal Regulations

Shows What is Found on Driving Record by State:
1) When Conviction or Accident Data is Shown or Not Shown
2) When Personal Information is Cloaked
3) State Reciprocity of Out of State Violations

Includes The Revised ACD Table: (AAMVA Conviction/Withdrawal Code Dictionary)

Other Motor Vehicle Facts Include:
1) License Format, Issue and Renewal
2) Document Appearance
3) License Classes
4) Issue and Renewal Safety and Enforcement Facts
5) Insurance and Financial Responsibility
6) Alcohol and Chemical Testing
7) Suspensions and Revocations
8) Accident Reporting

Includes These Vehicle Registration Facts by State:
1) Plate Descriptions
2) Registration and Renewal
3) Inspections and Emissions

Michael Sankey is founder and CEO of BRB Publications, Inc. and is Director of the Public Record Retriever Network, one of the nation's largest membership organizations of professionals in the public record industry. Michael has more than 30 years of experience in research and public record access. He has authored or edited over 75 publications and editions including The Sourcebook to Public Record Information, The Public Record Research TIPS Book, and The MVR Access and Decoder Digest. In the 1980s, he was president and CEO of Rapid Info Services, a national vendor of electronic-processed driving records. Rapid Info was the first vendor to offer online access of driving records to their clientele.
Michael was a member of the Steering Committee that founded the National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS), a professional trade association for the screening industry. He was also elected to the first Board of Directors in 2004 and served two years.
He is regarded as a leading industry expert in public records, criminal record access, state DMV policies and procedures, as well as knowing who's who in the commercial arena of public information vendors.