Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles - DMV is a state agency in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia’s DMV serves more than 6 million licensed drivers with over 7.5 million registered vehicles. This agency performs more face-to-face services for citizens of Virginia than any other agency in the state. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles also serves a broad range of businesses and government entities, such as fuels-tax customers, driving schools, dealers, rental companies, local governments, nonprofits, and other state agencies. As an employer, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles seeks qualified employment candidates who possess excellent decision-making and oral and written communication skills. This employer offers competitive compensation and flexible employment opportunities. In the past, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has supported work flexibility by hiring for full-time, optional remote jobs based in Richmond.

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles operates five mobile customer centers, 75 customer service centers, 53 DMV Select offices, 13 mobile-weight crews, 13 permanent motor carrier service centers and weigh stations, automated telephone services, a virtual customer contact center, five DMV connect teams, and a website that provides a variety of transactions. Responsibilities of the DMV include driver licensing and maintenance of vehicle and driver records, as well as vehicle titling and registration. The Virginia DMV also collects fuel tax for the state, serves as Virginia’s Highway Safety Office, monitors the state's trucking industry, enforces transportation-related laws, and collects and distributes transportation-related revenue.

Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles - DMV is a state agency in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia’s DMV serves more than 6 million licensed drivers with over 7.5 million registered vehicles. This agency performs more face-to-face services for citizens of Virginia than any other agency in the state. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles also serves a broad range of businesses and government entities, such as fuels-tax customers, driving schools, dealers, rental companies, local governments, nonprofits, and other state agencies. As an employer, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles seeks qualified employment candidates who possess excellent decision-making and oral and written communication skills. This employer offers competitive compensation and flexible employment opportunities. In the past, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has supported work flexibility by hiring for full-time, optional remote jobs based in Richmond.

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles operates five mobile customer centers, 75 customer service centers, 53 DMV Select offices, 13 mobile-weight crews, 13 permanent motor carrier service centers and weigh stations, automated telephone services, a virtual customer contact center, five DMV connect teams, and a website that provides a variety of transactions. Responsibilities of the DMV include driver licensing and maintenance of vehicle and driver records, as well as vehicle titling and registration. The Virginia DMV also collects fuel tax for the state, serves as Virginia’s Highway Safety Office, monitors the state's trucking industry, enforces transportation-related laws, and collects and distributes transportation-related revenue.