How to register your new vehicle or vessel
To register your vehicle or vessel, you'll need to make an appointment at a DMV location or participating dealership. Bring all required documents to your appointment, along with your payment.
To register your vehicle or vessel, you'll need to make an appointment at a DMV location or participating dealership. Bring all required documents to your appointment, along with your payment.
Please select your registration type to view the documents required to register that vehicle or vessel.
All-terrain vehicle
Bus
Car or SUV
Industrial
Motorcycle
Motorhome
Snowmobile
Special Mobile
Trailer
Truck
Truck Tractor
Van
Vessel
Step 1: Check for issues with the ATV
Check online for outstanding issues with the ATV.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration Fee for a seating capacity up to 7- $4.00 per additional seat.
Prorated Registration Fee from October 1 to February 29
Step 4: Make an appointment
A bus owned by a government body and used to transport residents.
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Service Bus Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380)showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m .
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$56.00 Registration Fee + $2.00 if standees (1 Year)
Prorated Registration Fee from October 1-February 29
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$107.00 Registration Fee (1 Year)
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1-July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$133.00 1-year Registration Fee for (Seating Capacity up to 7- $4.00 per additional seat)
Prorated Registration Fee from October 1-February 29
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used for only a portion of the year
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Service Bus Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$213.00 Registration Fee
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 to July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the bus
Check online for outstanding issues with the bus.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How to
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$80.00 1-year Registration Fee
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 to July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle weighing less than 12,500 pounds that is used for both personal use and commercial purposes
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
1 year Registration Fee is based on the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. See Commercial Chart.
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration fee for a seating capacity up to 7 ($4.00 per additional seat)
Registration fees will be prorated from October 1 to February 29
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration fee for a seating capacity up to 7 ($4.00 per additional seat)
Registration fees will be prorated from October 1 to February 29
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.)
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How to
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Taxi inspection.
Taxi inspections are held at the Wethersfield and Hamden Inspection Lanes. They are open at the following times:
Vehicles must be complete with lights and meters.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration fee for a seating capacity up to 7 ($4.00 per additional seat)
Registration fees will be prorated from October 1 to February 29.
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
1 | - | 200ft | = | $30.00 |
201 | - | 400ft | = | $42.00 |
401 | - | 600ft | = | $54.00 |
601 | - | 800ft | = | $66.00 |
801 | - | 1000ft | = | $78.00 |
1001 | - | 1200ft | = | $90.00 |
1201 | - | 1400ft | = | $102.00 |
1401 | - | 1500ft | = | $114.00 |
Step 4: Make an appointment
A motorcycle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the motorcycle
Check online for outstanding issues with the motorcycle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
If a motorcycle is model year 1980 or older, a VIN verification will be required.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A motorcycle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year.
Step 1: Check for issues with the motorcycle
Check online for outstanding issues with the motorcycle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
If a motorcycle is model year 1980 or older, a VIN verification will be required.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the motorcycle
Check online for outstanding issues with the motorcycle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
If a motorcycle is model year 1980 or older, a VIN verification will be required.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the snowmobile
Check online for outstanding issues with the snowmobile.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
An Application for Snowmobile Registration (available at DMV office locations)
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A trailer used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the trailer
Check online for outstanding issues with the trailer.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the trailer
Check online for outstanding issues with the trailer.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the trailer
Check online for outstanding issues with the trailer.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A trailer used for only a portion of the year
Step 1: Check for issues with the trailer
Check online for outstanding issues with the trailer.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the trailer
Check online for outstanding issues with the trailer.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the ambulance
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$44.00 Registration Fee
Prorated registration fee from January to February
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used for only a portion of the year
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Service Bus Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$80.00 1-year Registration Fee
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 to July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$80.00 1-year Registration Fee
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 to July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used to tow disabled or wrecked vehicles
Step 1: Check for issues with the truck
Check online for outstanding issues with the truck.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Inspection (if applicable). Learn more about which vehicles must be inspected
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used for only a portion of the year
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used to tow disabled or wrecked vehicles
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Wrecker inspection. Learn more about how to get a wrecker inspection.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$44.00 Registration Fee
Prorated registration fee from January to February
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle that is 20 or more years old, according to its model year
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration fee for a seating capacity up to 7 ($4.00 per additional seat)
Registration fees will be prorated from October 1 to February 29
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$266.00 Registration fee for a seating capacity up to 7 ($4.00 per additional seat)
Registration fees will be prorated from October 1 to February
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vehicle
Check online for outstanding issues with the vehicle.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Service Bus Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$214.00 Registration Fee (Must have at least 9 Passengers and up to 16)
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 - July 31
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Get an inspection
Get a Student Transportation Vehicle Inspection at a DMV office.
How To
Bring a certified Brake Inspection Form (R-380) showing a complete inspection of the brake system within the past 3 months or 3,000 miles whichever comes first, unless the vehicle is brand NEW or has less than 3,000 miles.
Purchase a validated form B-312 from any DMV limited-service office or full-service office.
Inspections are done at the DMV inspection lanes and vehicles must be presented for inspection by 3:00 p.m.
Required Emergency Equipment: UL rated, minimum 10 BC fire extinguisher (fully charged) with a visible gage that is securely mounted and easily accessible to the driver; first aid kit, securely mounted, but removable, and easily accessible; 3 reflective triangles in a bag or box that is securely mounted inside the vehicle per DMV regulations.
Fleets of ten or more service bus vehicles: You may call to schedule an appointment for fleets of ten or more vehicles available for inspection in one place at one time. Please call (860) 263-5447.
Fee
The inspection fee is $20.00. No B-312 or inspection fee is required for vehicles owned by the state or municipality.
Step 4: Prepare to pay the registration fees
$80.00 1-year Registration Fee
Prorated Registration Fee from March 1 to July 31
Step 4: Make an appointment
A vehicle used by a private resident. This is the most common usage type.
Step 1: Check for issues with the van
Check online for outstanding issues with the van.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Additional fees may apply :
Step 4: Make an appointment
Step 1: Check for issues with the vessel
Check online for outstanding issues with the vessel.
Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.
Step 2: Gather the documents needed to register
Step 3: Prepare to pay the registration fees
Step 4: Make an appointment