What does the Non-Resident Violator Compact (NRVC) enable states to do?

The Non-Resident Violator Compact (NRVC) is an agreement among participating states that allows them to communicate and handle traffic offenses committed by out-of-state drivers more effectively. Specifically, it enables states to forward notices from courts regarding traffic violations to the offending driver's home state. This means that if a non-resident receives a traffic citation in a state that is part of the NRVC, that state's courts are empowered to inform the driver's home state of the violation. This cooperation aims to ensure that drivers are held accountable for their actions, regardless of where the violation occurred, promoting safer driving practices across state lines.

The other options pertain to different functions unrelated to the NRVC's purpose. For instance, sending out reminders for license renewals and facilitating driver education programs do not have a direct connection with the enforcement of traffic violations and their notifications across state lines. Similarly, granting automatic driving privileges is not a role the NRVC plays; rather, it focuses purely on the communication and processing of violations.