Doing Business with Connecticut Department of Transportation
View a list of resources with doing business with the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Driving and Transportation
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Deceased Immediate Family Member to Immediate Family Member
In the case of transferring a vehicle from the estate of a deceased immediate family member to another immediate family member, follow the protocol which includes the Certificate of Title and a list of required documents.
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For a vehicle titled in the State of Connecticut, the executor or administrator of an estate must assign the Certificate of Title to the purchaser. Find a list of acceptable probate court documents and registration requirements.
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A DOT Number is required and serves as a unique identifier when collecting and monitoring a company's safety information.
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The State of Connecticut has started a Drive Only program for undocumented individuals who are 16 and older and cannot establish their legal presence in the United States or may not have a Social Security number. The process involves applying for a learner's permit that can then lead to a drive-only license.
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The 198-mile Connecticut East Coast Greenway (ECG) route shows off the diversity of Connecticut from coast to inland, city to country. The ECG is a combination of off-road multi-use trail systems and interim on-road routes. Find trail status and plan information.
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EVConnecticut is preparing the state for a rapid and seamless integration of electric vehicles into the market by providing resources and information to owners of electric vehicles (EVs) and by expanding the availability of EV charging stations in Connecticut.
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The Connecticut Emissions program is designed to offer citizens the most convenient platform to access emissions testing information and procedures. Access the complete portal for information on the Connecticut Emissions Program here.
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In order to operate certain types of vehicles, an "endorsement," or special license, is required in addition to a Connecticut Driver's License or Commercial Driver's License (CDL).
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If your vehicle registration has expired, here are the instructions to re-register your vehicle.
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In the case of an emergency, maintenance vehicles follow specific protocol in regard to allowance of light display. Find further information on flashing light permits and relevant information.
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Immediate Family Member to Immediate Family
Information on registering a vehicle that is being transferred to an immediate family member. Included are steps to register the vehicle and appropriate forms.
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Driving under the influence will not be tolerated on Connecticut's roadways. Find more information about impaired driving.
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An In-Transit Registration is used only for vehicles that are purchased in the state of Connecticut by an out-of-state resident, to be driven to another state for registration.
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DMV inspection locations, hours and specific information on vehicles or issues that require inspection. Inspections are required for a variety of commercial vehicles including taxis, ambulances and school buses.
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Insurance Discounts and Driving Courses
Find out if you qualify for insurance discounts offered in Connecticut based on certain requirements.
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Change of Address
If you are moving to Connecticut, complete the process to change your address.