The Mississippi Driver Service Bureau (DSB) is a government agency operating under the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (DPS). Established to manage driver licensing and related services across the state of Mississippi, the bureau is responsible for administering driver’s licenses, permits, and state identification cards to eligible residents. The DSB oversees various driver-related functions including license issuance, renewals, and reinstatements. It maintains driver records, processes commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs), and conducts driver testing services throughout the state. The bureau operates multiple driver service stations across Mississippi’s 82 counties, providing direct services to residents. Key responsibilities of the Mississippi Driver Service Bureau include implementing state and federal driving regulations, maintaining compliance with the REAL ID Act requirements, conducting driving tests, and managing the state’s point system for traffic violations. The bureau also coordinates with law enforcement agencies and courts regarding license suspensions, revocations, and reinstatements. The agency utilizes an online portal through its website (driverservicebureau.dps.ms.gov) to provide various digital services, including appointment scheduling, license renewal, and access to driving records. The DSB plays a crucial role in promoting road safety and ensuring proper documentation of Mississippi’s driving population.