Long lines were spotted at North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) locations on Saturday as the DMV resumed walk-in service at 20 office locations.

The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles welcomed 80 new driver license examiners – including one for the Brevard office – to its ranks as part of an annual graduation ceremony.

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Officials report the new scam out of Reno is warning about a fake email being sent by what appears to be ‘the DMV.’ The email ...

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Governor Stein's 2025-2027 budget proposal includes funding for 61 new Driver License Examiners and 24 new positions to staff new and expanded Driver License Offices.

Governor Josh Stein says he has asked the General Assembly for 85 additional positions at DMV offices in North Carolina.

Whether it’s waiting hours in line, taking a day off work, or having the wrong paper work, a bad experience at the DMV is an ...