Does Virginia have reciprocity for driving records with Maryland?

No, Virginia does not have reciprocity with Maryland for driving records. This means that if a Virginia driver commits a traffic violation in Maryland, the information about the violation will not be automatically sent to Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). However, Maryland may still pursue legal action against the driver in Virginia, such as suspending their driving privileges in Maryland or issuing a warrant for their arrest.

If a Virginia driver is convicted of a traffic violation in Maryland, they will need to contact Virginia's DMV and provide them with a certified copy of the conviction record. The DMV will then add the conviction to the driver's Virginia driving record and may take action against the driver, such as suspending their license or increasing their insurance rates.