NJ MVC

New Jersey teen starts her little summer business at a New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission after hearing someone in line say that they'll pay to have someone wait in line for them.

I got the inside scoop on just how bad going to the MVC still is from retired detective Robert Fausak.

A website tool is a "couple of weeks" from being available to help drivers prep for the optional ID, the Chief Administrator said.

The NJ Motor Vehicle Commission brings a national teen driving safety program whose founder lost his two teenage sons in a car crash.

Mairin Bellack, spokeswoman for the state Motor Vehicle Commission, said the fact that many parents worry about their children driving is understandable.

There have been some concerns raised that this effort could compromise security at the MVC, but Chief Administrator Ray Martinez insists that will not be the case.

Customers at the MVC office in Randolph agreed that improvements are needed.

A Cumberland County woman has settled a lawsuit that will allow her to display a vanity license plate that reads "8THEIST."

Years ago, people tried to avoid the NJ Division of Motor Vehicles offices like they would avoid the plague. Today, for a majority of NJ residents, the MVC is no longer the hassle it once used to be.

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission is expanding its "Skip the Trip" drivers license renew-by-mail program to include drivers of all ages.