NJ Motor Vehicle Commission offers more transactions available online
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has announced the addition of more customer transactions that can be done online.
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Jul 24, 2020, 4:00 PM
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Updated 1,635 days ago
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has announced the addition of more customer transactions that can be done online.
Residents can now go online to register renewals for historic vehicles, government vehicles and vehicles used by blind and disabled veterans.
The commission has recently made 20 additional categories available for online renewal.
The move comes as the department tries to reduce the number of in-person required visits to centers during the pandemic.
Residents can now go online to register renewals for historic vehicles, government vehicles and vehicles used by blind and disabled veterans.
The commission has recently made 20 additional categories available for online renewal.
The move comes as the department tries to reduce the number of in-person required visits to centers during the pandemic.
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