What information does Interpol not provide access to?

Interpol primarily facilitates international police cooperation and information exchange between law enforcement agencies, but it does not maintain or provide direct access to personal records such as driver license information. Instead, Interpol focuses on shared intelligence regarding crime and criminals across borders, which includes information on criminal records, missing persons reports, and details about international travel documents but does not delve into the specifics of national driver licensing systems.

By not handling driver license data, Interpol ensures that member countries retain sovereignty over their own local regulations and personal information management, allowing them to protect privacy and national identity systems. This reflects Interpol's role as a support organization rather than a direct regulatory body for national information systems.