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The annual program trains state’s impaired driving enforcement leaders

Offices and VEIP Stations will reopen on Tuesday, May 28

First fee adjustments since 2004; revenue will support state infrastructure and trauma health care system

Partners to Celebrate 15th Year of Safety Event that Prioritizes Driver, Rider Education

Customers Are Encouraged to Sign Up For a myMVA Account to Check Their REAL ID Status

Registrations surpasses 100,000, increasing by 59% under Moore-Miller Administration

Governor Moore Proclaims May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in Maryland to Encourage Safe Roads

MVA, ABATE of Maryland, and Partners Kick Off Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

MVA Glen Burnie Branch Accepting Unused, Unwanted, Expired Prescription Drugs During National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Ahead Of ‘420’, State Officials Remind Marylanders to Consume Cannabis Responsibly

Officers from 30 Agencies Across the State Earned Designation in 2023

​Motorists Should Expect Heavy Traffic, and Avoid I-695 in Southeastern Baltimore County; Increased Traffic Volumes on I-695 and Other Parallel Routes

Story Time and Educational Lesson Focused on Safety

System upgrade to close online and kiosk services for 24 hours over the holiday weekend

Marylanders Are Encouraged to Utilize Public Transportation Ride Shares, or Designate A Sober Driver

Offices and VEIP stations will reopen on Tuesday, January 16

Millions in Safety Grants Available Through Motor Vehicle Administration’s Highway Safety Office

Offices and VEIP Stations will reopen Tuesday, January 2