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Driver’s Abstract

What Is a New Brunswick Driver Abstract?

A New Brunswick driver abstract is an official document issued by Service New Brunswick that summarizes an individual's driving record. This document contains essential information about a driver's history, including license status, convictions, and accidents, typically covering a specified period.

The driver abstract serves multiple purposes: employment verification, insurance assessments, and personal record-keeping.

What Does a New Brunswick Driver's Abstract Include?

Do Traffic Accidents Get Reported on a New Brunswick Driver's Abstract? A New Brunswick driver's abstract includes detailed information about your driving history and record:

  • Driving Record: The abstract lists your license duration in New Brunswick, detailing the initiation and any subsequent changes, such as license upgrades or renewals.
  • Convictions: This will include records of driving-related criminal offenses, such as driving under the influence, and civil infractions, such as speeding or failure to use a seatbelt.
  • Suspensions: Details about any suspensions, including the reasons and duration, are noted in the abstract.
  • Accident History: This section includes a comprehensive record of all traffic accidents you have been involved in, noting the dates and locations.
  • Demerit Points: The abstract will also tally any demerit points you've accumulated through driving offenses, which can impact the status of your driving privileges if excessive.

The abstract provides a snapshot of a driver's complete history, depicting their habits, behaviors, and compliance with traffic laws over time.

How to Get a New Brunswick Driver's Abstract?

Obtaining a driver's abstract in New Brunswick can be done through various methods:

  1. In Person:
  • Visit any Service New Brunswick service centre.
  • You must provide your driver's license number or full name and date of birth to request your abstract.
  1. By Phone:
  • Call Service New Brunswick at 1-888-762-8600 (toll-free number).
  • Have your driver's license number, name, and date of birth ready to facilitate the request.
  1. Online:
  • Abstracts can also be ordered online through the Service New Brunswick website.
  • You must enter your driver's license number or your name and date of birth.
  • Note that online orders are usually processed and fulfilled within two business days.

Who Can Get a Driver Abstract in New Brunswick?

In New Brunswick, the following parties can request a driver's abstract:

  • The licensed driver, for their own record
  • Employers, with the driver's written consent, for job applicants in driving-related positions
  • Insurance companies, with the driver's consent, for underwriting or claims purposes
  • Lawyers and legal representatives, with consent, for cases involving the driver
  • Government agencies and law enforcement, as permitted by law, for licensing, enforcement, or administrative purposes

Anyone requesting an abstract on behalf of someone else must have that individual's explicit consent via a signed release form.

When Do I Need a Driver's Abstract in New Brunswick?

You may need to provide a New Brunswick driver's abstract in situations such as:

  • Applying for a job that involves driving, such as commercial trucking or delivery services
  • Obtaining or renewing auto insurance coverage
  • Leasing or renting a vehicle
  • Volunteering for organizations that require driving, like community shuttles or meal delivery programs
  • Resolving legal matters related to driving, such as traffic violations or accidents
  • Transferring your license to another province or country

Employers, insurers, and other entities may request an abstract to assess your driving history and determine your eligibility or risk level for certain services or positions.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Driver's Abstract in New Brunswick?

Obtaining a driver's abstract in New Brunswick is typically a quick process:

  • Online Orders: These are processed and usually fulfilled within two business days.
  • In-Person Requests: If you visit a Service New Brunswick service centre, you may receive your driver's abstract immediately, depending on the service centre's capabilities and workload.

For What Duration Is a Driver's Abstract Considered Valid in New Brunswick?

In New Brunswick, a driver's abstract is considered a snapshot of an individual's driving record when generated and contains a driving history for the previous five years. It does not have a set validity period, as the information it contains is subject to change as new events occur on the driver's record.

However, many organizations requesting abstracts, such as employers or insurance companies, may have policies on how recently the document must be created. Timeframes are within 30-90 days of the abstract's issue date.

Do Traffic Accidents Get Reported on a New Brunswick Driver's Abstract?

Yes, traffic accidents are typically reported on a New Brunswick driver's abstract. Including accident information in the abstract is essential to providing a comprehensive overview of an individual's driving history.