Division of Motor Vehicles Issues New Driver’s Licenses and Identification Cards by Dover — Effective today, DelDOT’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has begun to issue new and improved Delaware driver’s licenses and identification cards. This is the first design change in the licensing system since 1997. The changes make Delaware one of the very … Read more
‘Tis the Season for College Students & Military to Consider Renewing Driver Licenses and License Plates by Missouri Department of Revenue
Missouri Driver Licenses and Permits Won’t Be Processed February 19 & 21 by Missouri Department of Revenue
DMV Service for Driver Licenses is Offline Today by Dover — Notice: All DMV’s statewide are unable to process driver licenses or identification cards for the remainder of the day due to a system error. Computer support is working diligently to correct this matter, so that we will be operational tomorrow. We apologize for any … Read more
Beginning January 1, 2015, Virginia law requires drivers age 75 and older to visit a Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) customer service center every five years to renew their driver’s licenses. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Important News
WA DOL Beginning February 10, all new driver license applicants will receive a license that’s valid for six years, as the Department of Licensing starts transitioning from a five-year to a six-year driver license. New driver license applicants include individuals applying for their first license and those who are transferring their licenses from another state. … Read more
OLYMPIA—Starting this month, most Washington drivers renewing their licenses will have an additional year until their next visit to the Department of Licensing as the state transitions from a five-year driver license renewal cycle to a six-year cycle. By extending the renewal cycle to six years, drivers in our state won’t have to visit DOL … Read more
OLYMPIA—Starting this month, most Washington drivers renewing their licenses will have an additional year until their next visit to the Department of Licensing as the state transitions from a five-year driver license renewal cycle to a six-year cycle. By extending the renewal cycle to six years, drivers in our state won’t have to visit DOL … Read more
Attorney General’s Office charged 69 new defendants in past year, bringing total charged to 107 NJMVC News|Motor Vehicle Commission
WA DOL Beginning February 10, all new driver license applicants will receive a license that’s valid for six years, as the Department of Licensing starts transitioning from a five-year to a six-year driver license. New driver license applicants include individuals applying for their first license and those who are transferring their licenses from another state. … Read more