Which document shows an individual's driving history, including any accidents or violations?

The driving record is the document that contains a comprehensive history of an individual's driving activities. This includes details such as traffic violations, accidents, and any points assessed against the driver's license. Driving records are maintained by the state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or a similar agency, and they can be requested by the individual or authorized entities, such as insurance companies or employers, to evaluate a driver's history for various purposes, including insurance underwriting or employment eligibility.

Other documents mentioned serve different functions: a credit report provides information about an individual's credit history, an insurance policy outlines the terms of coverage for various risks, and an identity card typically serves as proof of identity but does not include driving history.