For how long do points stay on a driving record in Guam?

In Guam, points remain on a driving record for three years from the date of the infraction. This policy serves to promote safe driving behaviors by ensuring that drivers are held accountable for their actions over a significant period, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of their driving habits. After the three-year period, the points are removed, reflecting a chance for the driver to rehabilitate their record and encouraging safer driving practices moving forward.

The reasons for the other timeframes are not aligned with the regulations in Guam. Points for infractions are not removed after just one or two years, nor do they remain indefinitely, which would be counterproductive to encouraging responsible driving. The established three-year timeframe strikes a balance between accountability and the opportunity for drivers to demonstrate improved driving behavior.