Request a driving record
There are several ways to request a driving record. Please note that requests may take up to five business days to process. Customers are required to submit the supplied form pertaining to their request and it cannot be altered.
Claims experience letter and personal driver abstract |
Complete the fillable request form on your computer or device, then print and sign the completed form. Please submit it to MPI by fax to 204-954-5357 or 1-866-323-0543 (toll free) or to: Manitoba Public Insurance In person: At any Autopac agent or MPI Service Centre location |
Claims experience letter |
Complete the fillable request form on your computer or device, then print and sign the completed form. Please submit it to MPI by fax to 204-954-5357 or 1-866-323-0543 (toll free) or to: Manitoba Public Insurance In person: At any Autopac agent or MPI Service Centre location By phone: 204-985-7000 or toll free 1-800-665-2410 |
Driver abstract (personal/commercial) |
Complete the request form on your computer or device, then print and sign the completed form. If this is a commercial request, check the box for commercial driver abstract and submit the completed form one of the following ways: By fax: Personal: 204-954-5357 or 1-866-323-0543 (toll-free) Commercial: 204-985-8105 or 1-866-317-3267 (toll-free) Mail: Manitoba Public Insurance In person: At any Autopac agent or MPI Service Centre location |
Payment options for the above |
If you require further information, telephone 204-985-7000, or toll-free 1-800-665-2410. |
Request a police traffic accident report | To obtain a report for a collision that occurred in Manitoba, download a copy of the Traffic Accident Report Request Form and fax it to 204-954-5372 or mail it to: Manitoba Public Insurance Payment options:
If you require further information, call 204-985-0988 or 1-866-323-0543 (toll-free). If your collision was reported to Winnipeg Police Service, you can also contact the Winnipeg Police Records and Management Division at 204-986-6074 for a copy of the Traffic Accident Report. |
Types of driving records
There are several types of records that can be ordered to show your driving record, claims experience or an accident report:
Claims experience letter: This is your history of any at-fault claims made to MPI within the last 10 years. Most out-of-province insurers will request your claims experience (and often your driver abstract) to determine your eligibility for a reduction in insurance premiums. The cost is $15. You can request a claims experience letter on its own or with a driver abstract.
Personal driver abstract: These are typically requested to provide proof of non-commercial driving experience for employment or legal purposes, or when obtaining a driver’s licence or insurance after moving to a new jurisdiction. You can request that MPI send this information to you directly or to a third party with your consent. The cost is $10. The driver abstract contains information available at the time of request, including: name, address, driver licence number, date of birth, gender, height, eye colour, licence effective date, licence expiry date, authorized instruction, air brakes, conditions effective and expiry date (if applicable), licence status, test year, date first licensed, licence class, restrictions (if any), at-fault collisions, convictions*, suspensions, disqualifications and prohibitions.
*A discharge under the Criminal Code of Canada for certain driving related offences may be treated as a conviction under the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act.
Claims experience letter and personal driver abstract: The cost to request these items together is $25. Please see the descriptions for the claims experience letter and personal driver abstract for more information.
Commercial driver abstract: Commercial driver abstracts are typically requested to provide proof of commercial (Classes 1-4) driving experience for employment or legal purposes. It is available in Manitoba to help transportation companies evaluate the safe driving history of current or potential employees. This initiative, developed in consultation with the Manitoba trucking industry, enables the industry to manage their respective carrier safety fitness rating more effectively by providing a wider range of driver offence information. The commercial driver abstract includes all of the information on a personal driver abstract plus a five-year history of convictions under:
- The Highway Traffic Act and/or The Drivers and Vehicles Act
- The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 (Canada)
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulation
- The Dangerous Goods Handling and Transportation Act
- The Anhydrous Ammonia Handling and Transport Regulation
- Dangerous Goods Handling and Transportation Regulation
- Generator Registration and Carrier Licensing Regulation
- The Manifest Regulation
- Drivers Hours of Service Regulation
- Periodic Mandatory Vehicle Inspection Regulation
- Securement of Vehicle Loads Regulation
- Vehicle Weights and Dimensions on Classes of Highways Regulation
- Commercial Motor Vehicle and Trailer Trip Inspection Regulation
- National Safety Code Hours of Service suspensions
An abstract is issued only to the driver or to someone with written permission from the driver to obtain this information. The cost is $10.
Police Traffic Accident Reports: They are available to the person(s) involved in the collision or to their legal representative with written authorization. The cost is $10.
Third Party Driver Abstract Request
Driver Abstract request authorizations will only be valid for two years from the date of the Driver’s signature. MPI does not retain this information.
Requests will only be processed if submitted on our current Driver Abstract request form, which must be completed in full, and the signature of the driver is dated within the two years.
Please complete these forms electronically prior to printing for signature. It will eliminate the need to clarify spelling or illegible handwritten entries and help process your request faster.
Length of time various information appears on driver abstracts
In addition to showing all suspensions, disqualifications, and prohibitions that are active on the day the abstract was printed, it also shows history for the following types of information:
Type of Information |
History |
Criminal Code Convictions |
10 years from date of occurrence |
Drive While Disqualified (HTA) Conviction |
10 years from date of occurrence |
All Other Convictions (for example, HTA). |
5 years from occurrence date |
Inactive Suspensions/Disqualifications (including Roadside Administrative Suspensions) |
5 years from end date of suspension/disqualification |
At-Fault Collisions If circumstances warrant waiving of DSR downward movement, the at-fault collision will also be removed from the Driver Abstract. |
5 years from date of accident |