(NJ Spotlight News)The law goes into effect in December of next year
(NJ Spotlight News)The law goes into effect in December of next year
(NJ Spotlight News)MVC to send a mobile unit to various sites to help with demand for written portion of the test

Hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants living in New Jersey will become eligible for a driver’s license starting May 1.

The long-delayed plan to get undocumented immigrants driver's licenses will resume Saturday, May 1.
(NJ Spotlight News)Motor Vehicle Commission relies on same problem-plagued state computer mainframe that handles unemployment claims

New Jersey Motor Vehicle Chief Sue Fulton says one of the biggest problems they’re facing are people showing up in person when most transactions can ...

A new year brings changes to state laws on county government, law enforcement, long-term care staffing and more.

More than 440,000 undocumented Jersey residents will now need to wait longer to apply for a state driver’s license.

Long lines and frustrated residents remain at the state's Motor Vehicle Commission locations, two months after the agency reopened. Could the state do more to ...

The MVC announced its opening for in-person service and rescheduled driving tests on June 29. But between backlogs and social distancing, expect service to be ...

After contentious hearing, Assembly Judiciary Committee votes 4-2 to release controversial bill

Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron continues his conversation with New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Chief Administrator Sue Fulton about why Real ID is being implemented.

Advocates argue expanding driver’s license access would increase highway safety and allow unauthorized immigrants to participate more fully in the state economy.

A new report finds immigrants, who make up 22 percent of the state's population, own 47 percent of main street businesses. Advocates say immigrants look ...

The proposed Pinelands pipeline gets a push forward. Senate calls to keep commuters safe. Does the driver in the car next to you have a ...

Statistics show that 10 percent of fatal car crashes between 2010 and 2013 involved a driver without a valid license.

FEMA takes a second look at rejected Sandy claims as the new task force looks at the National Flood Insurance Program. Rebuild, renew, re-boot. Expanding ...

Security experts say allowing businesses to scan your driver's license could compromise your personal information stored in the codes.