MVC

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has been handling the majority of its services through its website. Now, the MVC is making changes to increase those online services and better serve the public.

Is the “appointment” the answer to the all day experience at the MVC ?

Governor Murphy says extending expiration dates are not "off the table."

The fewer people that have to go to the MVC in person, THE BETTER!

Most vehicle centers will no longer accept walk-in customers.

These new hours are for New Jersey residents who are 65 years old and older and for those who are medically incapable of wearing a face mask.

My license expires at the end of the month and after seeing the obscene lines at the MVC, I think I'm going to wait a few more weeks before I dare go near the building.

It's hot, it's humid, and the line at our Monmouth County Motor Vehicle Offices are out of control now that they have reopened. It's a nightmare.

I know it isn't fun knowing that you have a MVC visit in your future but it will be done before you know it.

This is getting ridiculous.

So now if you renew or need to make a change to your license and you do it online, it will cost you.

We finally have details on when and where you will be able to upgrade your license to a Real ID.