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  Locating Your Nearest DMV Office

  Learn How To Find A Nearby DMV Office Location. For DMV-Related Tasks You Can't Complete Online, By Phone Or By Mail, Locate Your Nearest Branch Office Of Your State Motor Vehicle Agency.
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  Required Tests for Getting a Driver's License

  Get Info On The Tests You Must Pass To Get A Driver's License. In Most Cases, You'll Need To Take A Written Or Knowledge Test, A Road Test And A Vision Test.
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  Tips for Making a DMV Appointment

  Make An Appointment At State DMV Office Locations. Get Info On Scheduling DMV Appointments Online Or By Phone For Road Tests, Drivers License Tests And More. Learn The Best Times To Visit.
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  Learn Your State's Smog and Vehicle Emissions Requirements

  If Your State Requires Drivers To Get Their Vehicle Emissions Checked As Part Of Car Registration, Find Out More. Smog And Emissions Testing Varies By State.
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  Learn How to Prepare for Your Next DMV Trip

  How To Prepare For State A DMV Office Visit. Get Info On Common Tasks Handled Through The Motor Vehicle Agency Such As Driver's Licensing, Car Registration, Vehicle Title Transfers And More.
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  Renewing Vehicle Registration for Drivers in the Military

  U.S. Military Servicemen And Women Can Get Info On Vehicle Registration Renewal. If You Are Stationed Overseas Or Out Of State, You Can Still Renew You Car Registration.
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  Study Finds Voice Texting is Equally as DistractingArticles

  A new study reports using your phone's voice-to-text feature is just as distracting as traditional texting when driving.
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  DMV.org's Distracted Driving Awareness True/False Quiz

  April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Test your knowledge on the dangers of talking on the cell phone while driving. See how well you answer this quiz.
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  Bicycling While Boozing DMV.org Articles

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  Requirements for Registering a Custom-Built Vehicle

  Find out more on the documents you'll need to register your custom-built vehicle with your local motor vehicle agency. Registration requirements for custom-built cars vary by state.