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Direct Client Service Specialist will interact with a diverse population to process various motor vehicle-related transactions in a high-traffic, fast-paced, office while maintaining excellent customer service

Candidates should be able to work independently and make informed decisions. Attention to detail is critical. The ability to process large sums of money and excellent customer service skills are required for this position.

Work involves reviewing, verifying, and processing customer applications for vehicle registrations or licensing, titles, tax payments, driver licenses/permits, non-driver identification cards, disabled parking placards, plates, etc.

Work involves reviewing, verifying, and processing applications from customers for vehicle registrations or licensing, titles, tax payments, driver licenses/permits, non-driver identification cards, disabled parking placards, plates, etc.

This position involves the administration of various examinations for motor vehicle and operator's licenses and issuing various licenses and permits.

The DMV does not send customers unsolicited requests for information. When the DMV texts or emails customers, it is based on an action initiated by the customer. For example, customers may receive an appointment reminder or cancelation notice by text or email from the DMV.

This position will have contact with multiple agencies, employees, and outside vendors. Work experience with accounts receivables, VISION (the State's Oracle-based Accounting System), and strong Excel skills are preferred.

This position directly oversees the Commercial Motor Vehicle Operations (CVO) Unit, the Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Unit, and the department's Training, Development, and Tiger Team Unit.

This position is responsible for auditing and investigations involving the enforcement of Vermont Tax Laws relating to compliance with the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) and International Registration Plan (IRP). This unit audits fuel, rental companies, rail, IFTA, and IRP revenues of approximately several hundred million dollars annually.

On Tuesday September 6, 2022 at approximately 12:09 PM, DMV Inspectors responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on VT RTE 103 in the town of Wallingford.

Annually, the International Driver Examiner Certification (IDEC) Board and AAMVA (American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators) recognizes outstanding examiners through the IDEC Examiner of the Year award.

Use this to help determine what type of documentation you will need to bring with you to the DMV to register your vehicle(s)

Vermont DMV now offering two new license plates to honor Vermont veterans who received the Air Medal and the Bronze Star for their service to our country.

Agency of Transportation announced that it is now accepting grant applications for the SFY 2023 Municipal Park-and-Ride Grant Program

Vermont Department of Libraries provides all libraries access to Learning Express, which includes resources for preparing for the CDL exam. Connect with your local library to find out how you can access this resource with your library card.

The US Route 4 Permits is no longer required as of July 1, 2022

Commissioner Wanda Minoli accepts the AAMVA Donate Life America (DLA) Life Saver Award

Vermont DMV is the first law enforcement agency in Vermont to use a Harley Davidson LiveWire police motorcycle

It has come to our attention that there is some confusion about the proper placement of the new inspection stickers

Vehicle inspection stations will now print inspection stickers as needed by using a secure Automated Vehicle Inspection Program (AVIP) tablet and a special printer