CONCORD, N.H. (WCAX) - New Hampshire residents are now required to make appointments for all Division of Motor Vehicles services. The state says all DMV locations are moving to the appointment-only ...

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The leader of North Carolina's Division of Motor Vehicles says he's hoping to open four new offices within months. The ...

The average DMV wait time is now about 90 minutes, down from more than two hours in July, the agency's top official told ...

To reduce wait times and end the pain of sitting in a DMV, New Hampshire will transition to a fully appointment-based ...

Granite Staters will only be able to visit a New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles branch by appointment starting next ...

The new system is scheduled to come into effect Monday, Nov. 3. Customers walking in will still receive assistance, but may ...

The New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles has announced that it will be increasing access to services by transitioning to a fully appointment-based system beginning Monday, Nov. 3, ...