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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Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.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Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.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Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.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Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.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Before you can register, you may need to resolve issues such as unpaid taxes, out-of-date emissions testing, or other issues.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