Driver's Licenses

Over 1.2 million drivers inNorth Carolina have had their licenses suspended because of unpaid traffic court fees and fines or failure to appear in court for their hearings. Thousands may be getting their licenses back, however, because of a recent court settlement.

In 2018, more than a quarter of a million North Carolinians were living with suspended driver's licenses solely because of unpaid traffic court fees and fines, according to a report from the North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission. A disproportionate number of those people were Black.

Some drivers in North Carolina can now renew their licenses without making a trip to the DMV. Governor McCrory’s office announced changes to the state’s…

Governor Pat McCrory was in Huntersville on Thursday for the opening of a new DMV office. During his visit, he announced that the written test will no…

If you've been to any DMV office recently, you may have seen the “Tax and Tag Together” posters. Starting July 1, state residents will receive one bill…

After more than a decade in operation, the state’s office for Latino Affairs has been closed by Governor Pat McCrory, upsetting advocates in the…

Monday was the first day immigrants who were granted deferred action status were eligible to receive their licenses in North Carolina. These are…