Q: Does Speeding ticket in Pennsylvania affect my NJ driving record
Speeding over 25 mph
A:
Yes, PA and NJ are part of the Compact:
What is the Driver License Compact (DLC)?
A: The DLC is a compact among 46 member states to maximize law enforcement efforts nationwide.
The major provisions of the DLC, which member states are committed to uphold and enforce, are:
• The “one driver license” concept, which requires the surrender of an out-of-state driver’s license
when application for a new license is made;
• The “one driver record” concept, which requires that a complete driver record be maintained in
the driver’s state of residence to determine driving eligibility in the home state, as well as for his
nonresidence operator’s privilege in other jurisdictions;
• Reporting of all traffic convictions and license suspension/revocations of out-of-state drivers tothe
home state licensing agency, as well as other appropriate information; and
• The assurance of uniform and predictable treatment of drivers by treating offenses committed in
other states as though they have been committed in the home state.
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