What is the DMV?
The DMV, or Department of Motor Vehicles[2], is a government agency that collects personal information from[1] individuals when they apply for a driver's license or identification card. This information is protected by state and federal laws[2], including the Information Practices Act of 1977[1] and the Driver's Privacy Protection Act[1]. The DMV is responsible for administering motor vehicle registration and driver licensing[2], issuing driver's licenses, vehicle registrations, and identification numbers for vehicles. It also enforces state and federal laws regarding motor vehicles[2], records liens on vehicles, provides identification cards and conducts written and hands-on driving tests[2]. Additionally, the DMV shares information with other government entities and authorized businesses for specific purposes outlined by law.
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