Ned Lamont said Tuesday that the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles has launched a revitalized web portal that also increases the number of transactions customers are able to do online.

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Governor Ned Lamont announced Wednesday that Connecticut residents will now be able to renew their driver’s license and non-driver ID cards online.

More than 130,000 DMV requests and transactions have been completed remotely since the department began offering online services, Gov. Lamont announced Tuesday afternoon. “Two and a half year… ...

Since January, thousands of online renewals and address change forms have been processed by the Connecticut DMV, outpacing in-person submissions. In part to this success, other DMV services will ...

The appointment system allowed nearly 750,000 Connecticut residents since January 2021 to conduct transactions onlnie with the DMV, Magubane said. Alongside the online appointment system, the DMV ...

As a result of online services, DMV wait times have significantly decreased over the last several years, the governor said. In 2018, the average wait time was over an hour and now, it's less than ...

Online DMV services in Connecticut began in 2020. Governor Ned Lamont said it's a priority of his administration to move government services online.

Connecticut's Department of Motor Vehicles says a computer glitch that prevented it from issuing and renewing driver's licenses has been fixed, The Associated Press reports. The agency says the ...

A quirk of the Connecticut DMV’s new online license renewal protocol will let time stand still for Connecticut drivers. You might actually like the photo on your license. Earlier this month, Gov ...

CT DMV: No timeline on when emissions testing will be restored. By Tara O'Neill, Breaking News Reporter Updated April 12, 2021 2:08 p.m. A file photo of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Norwalk ...