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Automated Vehicle Inspection Program (AVIP)
The Department of Motor Vehicles is integrating electronic data collection and management into Vermont’s Safety and Emissions Inspection process. This is a major effort to improve program effectiveness and efficiency that is known as the Automated Vehicle Inspection Program or AVIP.
Driver Restoration Program
The State of Vermont has begun the final Restoration Program for drivers suspended for failure to pay their traffic fines. The program will only address traffic tickets with a judgment date between July 1, 1990 and July 1, 2012.
The submission of this application does NOT restore your privilege to drive motor vehicles. You will remain under suspension until you receive a Reinstatement Letter from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
- For details of the program see the Program Notice
- Application for Reduction of Amount Due on Judgment
Recent Law Changes
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Child Safety Seat Fitting Station
Vermont DMV now has a Child Safety Seat Fitting Station.
For an appointment to have your car seat checked for proper fit and installation please contact Pat McManamon at 828-3757.
Pat is a Highway Safety Specialist with the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles
What is a Child Safety Seat Fitting Station?
A Fitting Station is a free and convenient way to have your child's car seat inspected by a NHTSA-certified CPS technician. Parents and caregivers receive personal instruction on the proper selection, installation, and use of their car seats.
