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Motor Vehicle Bureau
The Missouri DOR's Motor Vehicle Bureau is the department that issues titles and collects registration fees for the vehicles that operate on state roads. The department is also responsible for processing requests for specialty license plates and issuing placards for drivers with disabilities.
Motor vehicle dealers must obey the licensing guidelines established by the Motor Vehicle Bureau. Without a valid license, a dealer can not legally sell vehicles to Missouri drivers.
Driver Licensing Division
The Missouri DOR's Driver Licensing Division is the department that is responsible for issuing new licenses to residents and ensuring that drivers renew their licenses in a timely fashion.
The Driver Licensing Division also monitors compliance with the state's laws regarding driver safety. For example, the department tracks points on driving records, failure to pay traffic tickets, and convictions for alcohol-related offenses. If the Missouri Department of Revenue's Driver Licensing Division believes you are guilty of abusing your driving privileges, it will suspend your license.
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