Violation

Points Assessed

Motor Vehicle Homicide

12 Points

Driving Under the Influence – 3^rd Offense or Subsequent Offense**

12 Points

Failure to render aid in accident you are involved in

6 Points

Driving Under the Influence – 1^st and 2^nd Offense

6 Points

Willful reckless driving (deliberate & intentional)

6 Points

Reckless driving (rash, heedless, dangerous)

5 Points

Careless driving (inattentive, forgetful, inconsiderate)

4 Points

Leave the scene of an accident

6 Points

Failure to yield to a pedestrian with bodily injury to the pedestrian

4 Points

Negligent driving (indifferent, offhand, neglectful)

3 Points

Failure to yield to a pedestrian with no bodily injury to pedestrian

2 Points

Failure to submit to an alcohol content test

1 Point

Speeding (points are assessed for speeding on the basis of miles per hour [MPH] over the posted speed limit and the type of road):

Business & Residential District

1 thru 5 MPH

1 Point

Over 5 thru 10 MPH

2 Points

Over 10 MPH

3 Points

Over 35 MPH

4 Points

County Roads / State Highways

1 thru 10 MPH

1 Point

Over 10 thru 15 MPH

2 Points

Over 15 MPH

3 Points

Over 35 MPH

4 Points

Interstate Highway

1 thru 10 MPH

1 Point

Over 10 thru 15 MPH

2 Points

Over 15 MPH

3 Points

Over 35 MPH

4 Points

Operating a vehicle with an expired license or if no license has ever been issued.

1 Point

All other traffic violations (excluding parking, muffler, no valid operator’s license on person, or for violations involving occupant protection system, motorcycle or a moped protective helmet).

1 Point

Upon conviction of a violation, points are assessed to a driving record as of the date of violation.  Convictions remain on the driving record for five (5) years.  Accumulating 12 points in a two (2) year time period (counting from the last date of violation) causes automatic revocation of the operator’s license under the Nebraska Point System.

When convicted of a traffic violation in another state, points are assessed against a driving record as if the violation occurred in Nebraska.

Third Offense drunken driving in violation of any city or village ordinance or of section 60-6,6196, as disclosed by the records of the director, regardless of whether the trial court found the same to be a third offense.