The District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles (DC DMV) is a government agency responsible for licensing, identification, and vehicle registration services in Washington, D.C. Established as part of the District’s municipal government, the DC DMV manages driver licensing, vehicle titling, registration, and identification card issuance for residents of the nation’s capital. The agency operates multiple service centers throughout the District, including locations in Georgetown, Benning Ridge, and Rhode Island Avenue. The DC DMV also provides online services through its web portal, allowing residents to complete various transactions such as license renewals, registration renewals, and ticket payments without visiting physical locations. Key responsibilities of the DC DMV include administering driver knowledge and road tests, issuing REAL ID-compliant identification cards, managing vehicle inspections, and maintaining records of vehicle ownership and registration. The agency also oversees parking and moving violation enforcement through its Adjudication Services division. The DC DMV implements and enforces traffic safety regulations in coordination with other District agencies and federal authorities. It regularly updates its policies to comply with federal standards and enhance service delivery to District residents. The agency serves approximately 700,000 residents and processes hundreds of thousands of transactions annually.