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A bill was introduced in the House
Wednesday to
make major changes in the Division of Motor
Vehicles.
The bill would remove the division from the
Public Safety Department and make it a stand-alone agency. The
director appointed by the governor and confirmed by the
Senate.
House Speaker David Wilkins says the bill would
create a direct chain of command and accountability at the
agency.
The bill also requires the Division of Motor
Vehicles to enter into contracts with public and private
entities to administer driving tests.
Drivers' license
expiration dates would be extended from five to ten years for
most people. Drivers also could get tag renewal stickers and
registration from Division of Motor Vehicle
offices, county
treasurers' offices or private entities.
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