Home Your Government Departments A-F Commissioner of the Revenue DMV Select Services Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Select Services Services Dealer title and registration transactions Handicapped parking placards Name and address changes - that do not involve issuance of a driver's license or ID card Overload permits Returned checks - full payments only Special and personalized license plate orders Titles - original (with or without liens), substitute, replacements, title maintenance (change information on title records) Transcripts - vehicle, driver Trip permits Vehicle registrations - originals, renewals, transfers, re-issues and surrender of plates Voter registration applications We cannot issue driver's licenses (original licenses, renewals or replacements) and we cannot conduct driver license tests.Customers must go to a regular DMV branch for those services.DMV 2 GO The Department of Motor Vehicles' (DMV) mobile customer service center, called DMV 2 Go, visits the Hanover County Courthouse complex.

This full service office provides all DMV transactions including applying for and renewing driver's licenses, ID cards and Virginia's new veterans ID card.Road and knowledge tests are available, and applicants may get their pictures taken.To determine when DMV 2 Go will be in your area, please visit the DMV 2 Go calendar page.möbel importieren schweiz zollYou are encouraged to research and bring the required documents to complete your transactions.möbel kaufen echingTo determine what documents are needed, use the interactive document guide at the DMV Now website.möbelgeschäfte in bremenDMV 2 GoThe City of Alexandria and the Virginia DMV have partnered to bring community members fast and convenient DMV services right in their neighborhood.Mar 21, 2017 at 1:27 PM What is DMV 2 Go?quadrato möbel kaufen

DMV 2 Go is a full-service DMV office on wheels.The repurposed, environmentally-friendly recreational vehicles are outfitted with three customer-service kiosks and friendly staff to help you with your transactions.What You Can Do When you visit the handicapped-accessible RV that will service northern-Virginia, you can: Apply for or renew your ID card; Apply for or renew your driver’s license­, including taking road and knowledge tests and getting your picture taken; Get a copy of your driving record; Obtain vehicle titles, license plates, decals, or transcripts; Order disabled parking placards or plates; Update your address in the DMV record; Update your voter registration address and/or organ donor status; Request a Personal Identification Number (PIN) to set up a myDMV account, which will allow you to receive DMV notices via email or phone and conduct secure transactions on the DMV website; and Search for other state services through a Virginia internet portal.möbel osnabrück johannistorwall

More Information Visit the DMV 2 Go website for more information and a full calendar of locations.Oregon DMV Rules of the Road A complete listing of Oregon’s rules of the road are found in the Oregon Driver Manual, which contains information about road signs, traffic laws, safety equipment and other information you need to know to drive in Oregon and to pass the standard knowledge test.möbel ostermann essenYou can access alternative forms of the manual, including Spanish and audio versions.This page provides some key highlights and recommendations for driving safely on Oregon roadways and complying with applicable laws.Cell Phones & Hand Held Devices Note: Impaired Driving In Oregon, a person is guilty of DUII (Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants) if they drive while their abilities are impaired by alcohol, a controlled substance or inhalant or a combination of such substances.

This includes many controlled substances such as marijuana, cocaine and other illegal drugs, and various narcotics with or without a prescription.Impaired drivers not only risk there own safety but the safety of others, and they risk arrest.A conviction for DUII comes with many consequences both financial and legal.Drivers arrested for DUII are required under Oregon’s Implied Consent Laws to submit to a breath test to determine their level of alcohol intoxication, or chemical test to determine if they are under the influence of a controlled substance.If a breath test or blood test shows that their blood alcohol content is over the legal limit (.08 for adults 21 and over) their driving privileges will be suspended.However, if they refuse the test their driving privileges will be suspended for a much longer period of time.Most police officers in Oregon can request a urine test if it is suspected that the person is driving under the influence of a controlled substance, an inhalant or any combination of these substances.

ODOT's Transportation Safety Division has more information on the Impaired Driving law along with the fines and possible jail sentences.Prescription and Over-the-Counter DrugsSeveral prescription and over-the-counter drugs can have a moderate to severe affect on driving ability including sleep aids, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, muscle relaxants, anti-anxiety drugs and some anti-depressants.Distracted Driving According to the  National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, each day in the United States more than 9 people are killed and more than 1,060 people are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver.Distracted driving is operating a motor vehicle while doing another activity that takes your attention away from driving.Distracted driving can significantly increase the chance of a motor vehicle accident.Visual - taking your eyes off the road Manual - taking your hands off the wheel Cognitive - taking your mind off the activity of driving Auditory - blocking out important sounds Distracted driving activities include things like talking on a phone or blue tooth device, texting, eating, grooming, applying cosmetics, interacting with passengers, listening to loud music, reviewing a map, operating a computing device, and searching the contents of a briefcase or purse.

Using in-vehicle technologies (such as navigation systems) can also be a source of distraction.While any of these distractions can endanger the driver and others, texting while driving is especially dangerous because it involves three of the four main types of distraction listed above.Drowsy Driving Get more information on recognizing, preventing and handling drowsy driving.Safety Belts & Child Restraints Safety BeltsOregon law requires that all motor vehicle operators and passengers be properly secured with a safety belt or safety harness.Child passengers must be restrained in approved child safety seats.More importantly, the best defense in the event of a car crash is a safety belt.It can save your life and prevent severe injuries.For adult drivers, the lap belt should fit snugly and be worn low and tight across the hips and not across the stomach.The shoulder belt should come over the collarbone, away from the neck and cross over the breastbone.It is illegal and may be dangerous to wear a safety belt behind the back because it offers no protection.

Child RestraintsYoung passengers must be restrained in approved child safety seats until they weigh forty pounds or reach the upper weight limit for the car seat.Infants must ride rear-facing until they reach both one year of age and twenty pounds.Children over forty pounds or who have reached the upper weight limit for their forward-facing car seat must use boosters until they reach 4'9" tall or age eight and the adult belt fits correctly.Effective January 2012, the law now allows the continued use of child seats up to the highest weight limit allowed by the seat manufacturer, as an alternative to boosters, for children over forty pounds but under age eight or less than 4’9” tall.Find a child safety seat inspection station near you.ODOT's Transportation Safety Division has more information on Oregon’s occupant protection program, including help with car seats and tips for using safety belts and child seats properly.Move Over or Slow Down Law Since the passing of Oregon's Move Over or Slow Down Law, drivers must safely merge to the left or slow down when approaching the rear of an emergency vehicle, tow truck, roadside assistance vehicles with amber, red, or blue flashers activated, and police, fire, and ambulance vehicles.

In this case, slow down means reducing your vehicles speed by at least five miles per hour below the posted speed of the roadway.The fine for violating the law is significant, even higher if the location is within a Safety Corridor, School Zone or Work Zone.School Zone Law According to Oregon's School Zone Law, the speed limit is 20 mph or less in school zones in any of the following situations: Anytime a yellow light on a school speed sign is flashing Between 7 am and 5 pm on school days Crosswalks near school grounds when children are present Vehicle Mirrors Drivers must have a good view of the front, sides and rear of the vehicle.All vehicles are built with an internal rear view mirror and most vehicles are equipped with left and right side exterior mirrors.Drivers should adjust their rear view and side mirrors to ensure that they have adequate visibility before driving.Note: Side mirrors do not eliminate “blind” spots so drivers should look over their shoulder before changing lanes.