Dmv.org is a non-government sponsored, privately owned website that provides information on the Department of Motor Vehicles. The site provides information on the DMV for all across the country, including the requirements for applying for a license in each individual state and Washington D.C. You can take practice drivers’ tests, learn about how to change your address, the special requirements for motorcycle licenses, how to renew your passport, and much more. You can learn about where to find local traffic schools to take classes and what to do if/when you get a ticket, as well as how to request information from the DMV. It also offers many non-DMV services, including free quotes from many popular auto insurance providers and guides on how to buy and sell cars.

Dmv.org is a useful resource for anyone who will ever have to drive, since everyone who drives will deal with the DMV to get their license and from time to time once they have their license. Its explanations of DMV procedure and guides on how to deal with the DMV are invaluable. The site’s audience is largely adult and slightly more female than male, and visitors to the site tend to also go to auto resources websites, family genealogy websites, and directories/search/guide websites.