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Quick Answer. TD Insurance notes that at-fault accidents generally stay on a person's driving record for between six and ten years. The California Department of Motor Vehicles notes that points that are assigned to a driver's license for an at-fault accident may stay on the driver's record for three to ten years. Continue Reading.
Many motorists are unaware of how long their tickets and accidents will stay on their record. Likewise, many motorists wrongly assume that there is no way to clean up their record. Yes, your rate will increase if you are at fault for an auto accident or if you receive a traffic ticket. Eventually, these items will be removed from your record, and your auto insurance premium will begin to return to normalcy. However, this takes three years from the issue date of your auto accident or ticket.