Wilmington DMV Appointment System Now Open
The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will resume operations at its Wilmington location on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 8:00am. Service will be by appointment only to help manage customer volume in the facility. Appointments can now be made online at appointments.dmv.de.gov. Those without internet access may call 302-744-2500 to schedule an appointment by […]
Governor, First Lady, Lieutenant Governor, Second Gentleman Issue Statement on Death of State Trooper in DMV Shooting
NEWARK — Today, Governor Matt Meyer, First Lady Lauren Meyer, Lieutenant Governor Kyle Evans Gay, and Second Gentleman Olin Gay issued the following statement on the death of a Delaware State Trooper at a shooting at the Wilmington DMV in New Castle: “Today, we mourn the loss of a Delaware State Trooper who gave his life […]
Governor Matt Meyer Signs Bill Establishing Special Semiquincentennial License Plate
The special tag features a red and white firework on a navy-blue background WILMINGTON — On Tuesday, September 16, Governor Matt Meyer signed House Bill 250 to create a new background special license plate that commemorates the 250th anniversary of Separation Day and American independence. The Governor signed the bill at the New Castle […]
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Registration Fee Information
The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has sent out postcards this week to owners of alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) advising them of the implementation of the new AFV registration fee beginning October 1, 2025. Owners will receive their AFV registration fee invoice via USPS and/or email with payment due by November 1, 2025. The […]
DelDOT Toll and Fee Increases Coming Soon to Support Infrastructure Investments
Following the signing of the toll increase resolution by Secretary of Transportation Shanté Hastings and the passage of HB 164 by the Delaware General Assembly, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has begun work to implement the toll increases and new DMV fees. These increases will provide the department with an estimated $107 million annually in additional revenue to support needed investments in infrastructure statewide.
