Anybody notice the new additions to the drivers history?
DRIVING RECORD TO INSC INFO EXCH.
DRIVING RECORD TO TML
INQUIRY SENT TO EQUIFAX
CERT TO (TOWN/CITY, STATE)
Etc.....
Anybody know what they are for?
Posted by: JohnBarleycorn
There was a message in the NEWS file about that last week. It's just the registry trying to make things more confusing. All I really care about is citations, not who requested a driving record or that the person was late paying a citation. It used to look so neat, this is too much useless info.
Posted by: Gil
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Originally Posted by Gil
INQUIRY SENT TO EQUIFAX
I just think it's odd that we are sending driver histories to credit reporting companies, unless EQUIFAX is now in the insurance business.
Posted by: PATS246
I found that it is rather helpful, it tells you if someone has gotten a written warning, and also shows most or all incidents for appeals, showing responsible/not responsible.
Posted by: JohnBarleycorn
It may or may not show warnings. RMV hasn't even been entering warnings into the system for quite some time now.
Posted by: tomahawk
It does show tickets that were successfully appealed with an 'NR' at the end. Also, Gil, I think the references to EQUIFAX and similar wacky lines have to do with insurance and/or car rental companies; one of my coworkers checked his history and it had a similar entry that was around the date he rented a vehicle last year.
In the past week, I have seen several warnings as well as 'NR' entries on various KQ's. Perhaps this is part of the overall rollout of the new RMV interface...
-Mike
Posted by: Wolfman
The ALARS terminals at the RMV have always been able to run driver histories with warnings included, they also have been able to do some more useful and broad-ranging searches as well. It's good to see some of that functionality migrating to the enforcement side of things - looks like someone at the RMV is doing the right thing. You can never have too much information when you're out on a stop.
Posted by: Dane
Apparanetly the insurance companies are reviewing KQs for policies. Last week, a friend of mine was told that his premiums for a whole life policy would be higher due to his driver history.
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