If you have any questions related to submitting a public records request, please contact us at (850) 414-5265. In order to help us provide you the best response to your request, you should carefully consider what records you want to review or copy. If you need driving records and histories for your driving in another state, you will need to contact the driver's license agency for that state.
Mail: Send Traffic and Misdemeanor fine payments to Clerk of Courts, P.O. AMSCOT: Visit any Florida AMSCOT location to make cash payments on eligible Traffic and Misdemeanor cases. Except for limited statutory exceptions, you are not required to give your name, explain why you are making a request, or submit a request for public records in writing.įlorida law authorizes agencies to recover certain costs associated with responding to public records requests. To check your driving record, you need to go through your local Department of Motor Vehicles or state drivers licensing office. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and the Clerk of Courts are unable to provide you with driving records from states other than Florida. Online: Pay using the online Fine Payment service. You may also make requests for public records by e-mailing a request to by mailing a request to the Office of the General Counsel at 605 Suwannee Street, MS58, Tallahassee, FL 32399-0458, by calling us at (850) 414-5265 or faxing a request to (850) 414-5264. Requests for public records may be submitted by selecting the Public Records Request link Public Records Request () which may also be found at FDOT Customer Service Portal.
On a complete Driving Record you will see: Driver license/identification card issuances, exams passed and driver education. The Florida Department of Transportation is committed to handling requests for public records as quickly and efficiently as possible. Get Your Complete Florida Driving Record.
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