ROCKY MOUNT — With health safety conditions improving in North Carolina and its traditional summer busy season fast approaching, the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles is anticipating an unusually high level of activity in the coming weeks.
“Many people waited to schedule in-person services until it was safer to do so, which could lead to a summer with our highest-ever level of demand,” said Commissioner Torre Jessup. “We encourage people to save time and conduct their business online if possible.”
DMV points to several factors that could impact service levels over the coming weeks including:
To address the high demand, DMV has taken the following steps:
DMV encourages people to take these steps to save time during these high-volume months:
For health safety reasons, all road-testing drivers will be required to wear a mask, as will the examiner, and all testing drivers will have their temperature checked before beginning the road test.