Delaware's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is currently part of the Delaware Department of Transportation. The Department of Transportation, referred to as the DelDOT, exists to provide Delaware residents, visitors, and businesses with an effective transportation network that is safe and efficient.

Over the years, the important role of the DMV as part of the DelDOT has grown significantly. Today the DMV has vast responsibility for interfacing between you, as a resident and customer of DMV services, and the DelDOT who is responsible for the entire transportation network.

Playing such a key role in the transportation network is complicated. The DMV has worked hard to stay current with trends in technology and service. Currently, the DMV has made some transactions available online:

• Changing your address

• Registering for motorcycle courses

• Voter registration

Many Delaware agencies take great pride in Delaware's history as a founding state; in fact, Delaware was the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. Delaware's roadways are important in interstate commerce connecting northern and southern states through highways and bridges. To maintain their excellent infrastructure and superior customer service, the DMV updates the vehicle code, licensing requirements and vehicle registration procedures regularly.

The DMV will continue to improve the online services because many residents find using the Internet very convenient. Still, if you have a unique situation or want individual attention you can always visit one of the four DMV offices.

Our content is updated based on input from users like you. Help make it better!