In some states, smartphones can do more than help you pay for services, capture memorable moments, or instantly access your choice of media. In approximately half of the country, people can also store and share personal credentials on their devices, including state identification cards or driver’s licenses. Virginia has
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Drivers stop for ducks but often not for pedestrians – that's the message of a new Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles campaign designed to raise awareness among both drivers and pedestrians about pedestrian safety, at a time when officials statewide are working to reduce pedestrian-involved crashes. The initiative, titled
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"Raising brake safety awareness is a critical part of our mission to reduce crashes and save lives," said DMV Commissioner Gerald Lackey, the governor's Highway Safety Representative. "By educating professional drivers on the importance of maintaining their vehicle's braking systems, we are taking
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The Through the Decades: DMV Classic Car Show will showcase vintage cars to "modern marvels" and is free and open to all ages. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the DMV, 2300 West Broad Street. The event will include a charity
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The new law requires unregistered farm vehicles to display a Department of Motor Vehicles-issued permanent farm use placard on panel trucks, pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 7,500 pounds or less. Placards are $15 and are valid for the life of the
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