After months of frustration and hours-long lines, average wait times at Division of Motor Vehicles offices across North Carolina have dropped sharply in recent months.

After months of frustration and hours-long lines, average wait times at Division of Motor Vehicles offices across North Carolina have dropped sharply in recent months.

The initiative was created to help customers plan visits during less busy times or better gauge when to make appointments.

The tool allows residents to check office conditions before visiting for services such as driver’s license renewals, replacements, or new issuances.

The Division of Motor Vehicles is now authorized to use at least 65 approved private schools across the state for testing.

Drivers must pay for the test from a certified driving school and still must visit a Division of Motor Vehicles office to get ...

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The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles now posts estimated wait times at all 115 driver’s license offices statewide.

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. People planning to go to a Division of Motor Vehicles driver’s license office can once again find out how long they might have to ...

A new online upgrade is coming for teen drivers to try to reduce long wait times at North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles offices. On Tuesday, officials with the DMV announced that teen drivers ...

A truck driver stands in front of his rig and looks back at the traffic snarled along Interstate 85 in Durham in 2000. Chuck Liddy File photo NCDMV reviewing all commercial licenses and permits held ...