Arizona MVD
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Motor Vehicle Division (MVD), is required to notify customers in writing of actions taken against their Arizona driver license -OR- privilege to drive in Arizona (for those licensed in another State). Unfortunately understanding those notices is not always easy, even for professionals, and here we will help you figure…
Beginning May 3, 2023, if you plan to use your Arizona driver license or ID to board an airplane for domestic air travel within the United States (or to enter a restricted federal building or military base) you will need an Arizona Travel ID. Originally scheduled to be mandatory for flight effective October 1, 2020,…
Arizona MVD has been plagued by wide-scale errors for the last several years since the Department migrated to a new computer system. The latest problem as reported by ABC15.com for Arizona drivers are notices titled “Action Required Insurance Suspension”, in many cases sent out in error to people who are in fact lawfully insured. The…
Arizona law authorizes the Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) to take action against a driver’s license or privilege to drive if they have frequent traffic violations (28 A.R.S. § 3306.A.3). Various traffic violations lead to the assessment of points, for example, DUI is an 8-point assessment and Speeding a 3-point assessment (17…
In mid-April 2020, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) launched a new online website, called AZ MVD Now. AZ MVD NOW is a portal where all Arizona licensed drivers, and non-licensed Arizona drivers or out-of-state licensed drivers who have received traffic citations in Arizona, can access important information about…
In 2019 the Arizona Legislature passed a new law which now requires those convicted of Arizona DUI Alcohol to complete alcohol counseling prior to fully reinstating their Arizona driver’s license or privilege to drive. The law, 2019 Arizona Session Laws, Chap. 309, implements this requirement by stating that if an interlock is required by conviction,…
Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division continues its expansion of self-serve kiosks around the State with the addition of kiosks in the Glendale City and Pima County courthouses. ServiceArizona kiosks are already available in the El Mirage, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Scottsdale and Surprise City Courts, in addition to more than 20 locations within MVD…
4/14/16 Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division has installed self-serve kiosks at the El Mirage and Paradise Valley City Courts. ServiceArizona kiosks are already available in the Phoenix, Scottsdale and Surprise City Courts. The ServiceArizona kiosks can be used for many routine services (which are also available on the ServiceArizona.com website), such as:…