Florida DUI Records

Terms and conditions – Florida DUI Records: Quick DUI search

Terms and Conditions – Florida DUI Records govern your use of this website and all related search tools that help you locate Florida DUI arrest records, Florida DUI conviction records, Florida DUI court records, and other Florida driving under the influence records. By visiting, browsing, or using any search function on this site, you confirm that you have read these terms, that you accept them in full, and that you agree to follow every rule listed below.

If you do not agree with any part of these terms, you must stop using the site right away.

Acceptance of These Terms

These terms create a legal agreement between you and the operators of this website. They apply the moment you load any page on the site and stay in effect until you leave or until your access ends. Your continued use means you accept all current rules, all future updates, and all posted notices.

Agreement to Follow the Rules

When you use this site, you confirm that you are at least 18 years old and that you can enter a legal contract under Florida law. You accept full responsibility for how you use the search results, how you store any data you collect, and how you share that data with other people or companies.

Changes to These Terms

We can update, change, or replace these terms at any time without sending you a personal notice. The new version goes into effect the moment we post it on this page. The date at the top of the page always shows the most recent update. Your continued use after any change means you accept the new version.

What This Website Offers

This site acts as a private information resource that helps you locate public records. We focus on Florida DUI records search tools and connect you with public databases run by Florida counties, Florida clerks of court, and the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV).

Records You Can Look Up

The search tools on this site can help you look up several types of DUI-related records that Florida makes available to the public. These tools save time by pointing you to the right clerk office or court portal for your specific search.

  • Florida DUI arrest records through county sheriff offices
  • Florida DUI conviction records through Florida clerk of court DUI records portals
  • Florida DUI court records and Florida DUI case lookup by case number
  • Florida DUI disposition records showing the final outcome of each case
  • Florida DUI citation records issued by Florida Highway Patrol and local police
  • Florida driving record DUI entries from the FLHSMV DUI records database

What This Site Does Not Do

We are not a government agency. We do not own, store, or control the original DUI records you see in search results. We do not pull certified copies of documents for you. We do not file motions, seal records, expunge cases, or offer legal advice. We only guide you to official sources where you can do these things yourself.

FCRA Compliance and Permitted Use

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is a federal law that controls how consumer reports get used for credit, jobs, housing, and insurance. This website does not fall under the FCRA, and the records you find here cannot be used for any decision the FCRA covers.

Not a Consumer Reporting Agency

We are not a consumer reporting agency as defined by the FCRA. We do not create consumer reports. We do not compile or sell data for credit checks, background screening for jobs, insurance underwriting, or tenant screening. Any record you find here using our search tools only works for personal, non-commercial, or journalistic purposes.

Prohibited Uses of Search Results

You cannot use data from this site or the linked public records sources to make decisions in the following areas. Using this data for these purposes breaks federal law and breaks these terms.

  • Hiring or firing decisions for any employee or contractor
  • Tenant screening, rental approval, or housing choices
  • Loan approval, credit decisions, or credit scoring
  • Insurance underwriting, policy pricing, or claim decisions
  • Eligibility for professional licenses or government benefits
  • Any other use that requires FCRA-compliant background reports

User Responsibilities and Account Rules

You are responsible for how you act on this site and how you use the data you find. The rules below apply to every visitor, every account holder, and every person who uses our search tools.

Lawful Use of the Site

You agree to use this site only for lawful purposes. You will not break any local, state, or federal law while using our search tools. You will not use bots, scrapers, automated scripts, or other software to pull large amounts of data from our pages. You will not try to hack, break, or interfere with our systems.

Account Security

If you create an account on this site, you must keep your login details safe. You cannot share your password with anyone else. You must tell us right away if you see any sign that someone used your account without your permission. You alone are responsible for all activity that happens under your account.

Florida makes DUI records open to the public through several official channels. We link you to these channels so you can pull official records directly. Each source has its own rules, fees, and access methods.

FLHSMV DUI Records

The Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) keeps the official Florida driving record DUI entries for every licensed driver in the state. You can request a certified Florida driving record DUI history through the FLHSMV website or at any driver license office. The FLHSMV DUI records database is the main source for active DUI suspensions, revocations, and administrative penalties.

Florida County DUI Records

Each Florida county keeps its own Florida DUI arrest records, Florida DUI conviction records, and Florida DUI court records. You can search most counties online using the clerk of court portal. Below are the main counties where DUI cases happen most often.

County Records Available Search Method
Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade County DUI records, court dockets, arrest logs Clerk of Courts online portal
Broward County Broward County DUI records, case lookup by name Broward County Clerk public search
Orange County Orange County DUI records, court dispositions Orange County Clerk case search
Hillsborough County Hillsborough County DUI records, court dockets Hillsborough County Clerk portal
Palm Beach County Palm Beach County DUI records, citation records Palm Beach County Clerk online search
Duval County Duval County DUI records, case number search Duval County Clerk public records
Pinellas County Pinellas County DUI records, court case search Pinellas County Clerk portal

Florida Highway Patrol DUI Arrest Records

The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) publishes DUI arrest records through its own public records system. You can use Florida Highway Patrol DUI arrest records to find cases where state troopers made the stop and filed the charges. FHP records often link to the county clerk system where the final case outcome gets filed.

Intellectual Property Rights

All text, graphics, logos, page layouts, software code, and search tools on this site belong to us or to the people who license content to us. These terms give you a limited right to use the site, but they do not transfer any ownership rights.

Content You Can Use

You can read, view, and print single pages from this site for your own personal use. You cannot copy large sections of our content, republish our pages, or build a competing site using our material without written permission from us.

Content You Cannot Use

You cannot copy our text or graphics for sale or for any commercial purpose. You cannot change, edit, or remix our content and post it as your own work. You cannot use our brand name, logo, or trademarks without a written license from us.

Disclaimers About Accuracy

We work hard to keep our search tools current, but we cannot promise that every record you find through this site is correct, complete, or up to date. Public records change often, and data entry errors do happen at the source level.

No Warranty of Accuracy

We provide this site on an “as is” basis. We do not warrant that the Florida DUI records search results you see are accurate, that the site will always be available, that the site is free of bugs, or that the search tools will work without interruption. Public records data is only as reliable as the source that created it.

Our search tools send you to websites run by Florida counties, the FLHSMV, and other public agencies. Once you click a link and leave our site, you follow the rules of that other site, not these terms. We do not control those sites, and we are not responsible for their content, their accuracy, or how they handle your data.

Limits on Our Liability

Florida law limits how much liability we can take on for problems that come from your use of this site. The section below spells out those limits in plain language.

What We Are Not Liable For

To the fullest extent allowed by law, we are not liable for any harm that comes from your use of this site. This covers direct damages, indirect damages, lost profits, lost data, personal injury, property damage, security breaches, or any other harm, even if we knew the harm might happen.

Indemnification

You agree to cover our legal costs, attorney fees, and any damages that come from your misuse of this site, your break of these terms, or your violation of any law. This duty stays in effect even after you stop using the site.

Governing Law and Florida Jurisdiction

These terms follow the laws of the State of Florida. Any legal action, claim, or dispute that comes from your use of this site must be filed in a Florida state court or in the U.S. District Court for the district where our main office sits.

Florida Law Controls

Florida law applies to these terms, to your use of the site, and to any dispute between you and us. The laws of any other state do not apply, even if you live outside Florida or visit this site from another country.

Severability

If a court finds that any part of these terms is not enforceable, that part gets removed, and the rest of the terms stay in full force. The rest of the agreement still works even if one section gets struck down.

Termination of Access

We can block, suspend, or end your access to this site at any time, for any reason, without warning. The section below covers how termination works and what happens to your data after access ends.

When We Can End Access

We can end your access if you break these terms, if you misuse the site, if you threaten our systems, or if we shut down the site for any business reason. We do not need to give you advance notice before ending access.

What Happens After Termination

After access ends, you lose the right to use our search tools and our content. Sections about liability, indemnification, intellectual property, and Florida law stay in effect even after termination. We may delete your account data after a reasonable time, unless law requires us to keep it.

Privacy and How We Handle Your Data

We collect some basic data when you visit this site, such as your IP address, browser type, and search queries. We use this data to run the site, to improve our search tools, and to prevent abuse.

What We Collect

We may collect your IP address, your browser type, your device type, and the pages you visit. We may also collect the search terms you type into our DUI record search tools. We do not sell this data to third parties.

How We Protect Your Data

We use industry-standard security measures to protect your data from loss, theft, and unauthorized access. Even with these steps, no system is 100% safe, and we cannot promise that data breaches will never happen.

Contact and Official Resource Details

If you have questions about these terms, need help with a Florida DUI records search, or want to report a problem with the site, you can reach us through the contact methods listed below. For official certified DUI records, contact the FLHSMV or your county clerk of court directly.

Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV)
Official Website: https://www.flhsmv.gov
Phone: (850) 617-2000
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time
Address: 2900 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL 32399

Miami-Dade County Clerk of Court
Official Website: https://www.miamidadeclerk.gov
Phone: (305) 275-1155
Address: 73 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130

Broward County Clerk of Court
Official Website: https://www.browardclerk.org
Phone: (954) 831-6565
Address: 201 Southeast 6th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are clear answers to common questions about using this site, the Florida DUI records search tools, and how Florida public records work in 2026. These answers cover FCRA rules, official sources, and the limits of what our search tools can do.

Is this site a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA?

No. This site is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. We do not create consumer reports, background checks, or screening reports. You cannot use data from our search tools for hiring, tenant screening, credit decisions, insurance underwriting, or any purpose the FCRA covers. Use only FCRA-compliant providers for those decisions.

Can I look up Florida DUI arrest records for free?

Yes. Most Florida county clerk of court DUI records portals let you search Florida DUI arrest records, Florida DUI case lookup by name, and Florida DUI case number search at no cost. The FLHSMV charges a small fee for a certified Florida driving record DUI history, but the basic 3-year and 7-year driving records are available online through the FLHSMV portal.

Will a Florida DUI conviction show up on a driving record?

Yes. A Florida DUI conviction stays on your driving record for at least 75 years under federal driver record rules. Convictions also stay in the Florida DUI court records at the county level. You can request a copy of your Florida driving record DUI history through the FLHSMV to see all current DUI entries tied to your license.

Can I remove a DUI from my Florida public record?

Only in limited cases. Florida law lets you seal or expunge a DUI record in some situations, but most DUI convictions cannot be sealed or expunged. You will need to file a petition with the court that handled your case. We do not offer legal services, so contact a Florida attorney for help with sealing or expungement.

Are Florida DUI court records available online?

Yes. Most Florida counties publish Florida DUI court records and Florida DUI disposition records online through the clerk of court portal. You can search by name, by case number, or by citation number. Some older records may only exist in paper form at the courthouse, but most recent cases are searchable online.

Do I need an attorney to use this site?

No. Anyone can use this site to look up Florida DUI public records for personal reasons. If you need legal advice, need to seal a record, or need help with a court case, talk to a licensed Florida attorney. This site does not offer legal advice and does not act as your lawyer.

What happens if I use DUI records to screen a tenant?

Using DUI records to screen a tenant breaks the FCRA, even if you got the data from a public source. The FCRA applies to how you use the data, not where you got it. Tenant screening must use FCRA-compliant consumer reports from a licensed consumer reporting agency. Misusing public records for tenant screening can lead to federal fines and lawsuits.