iDMV Now Offering an Online Vehicle Registration, Driver Licensing and Insurance Resource

Thanks to the Launch of the Website, Visitors to iDMV.com can Save Valuable Time by Getting the Information they Need

KIRKLAND, WA / ACCESSWIRE / March 28, 2017 / The founders of iDMV are pleased to announce that they are now offering online vehicle registration, driver licensing and insurance resources on their user-friendly website.

To learn more about DMV process and procedures and check out everything that iDMV has to offer, people may visit the desktop and mobile friendly website.

As a company spokesperson noted, the founders of iDMV understand that registering a car, researching insurance options and getting a driver’s license can be a time consuming and even overwhelming process. Typically, people have to make one or more phone calls, go to the Department of Motor Vehicles at least once, and or wait in a huge line to get the information and help that they need.

Their knowledge of DMV related services inspired them to launch the new online registration, driver licensing and insurance information resource. Thanks to these new services that are on the iDMV website, people can now quickly and easily find information on complete their DMV transactions in person, by mail, or online. This will not only save people valuable time, but it will also make the process of getting their DMV registration completed with far less stress.

To access the new online services, people simply need to visit the iDMV.com website and click on whichever tab they need on the homepage. For example, selecting “vehicle registration” will take them to a page that explains everything about registering a vehicle, renewing tags and more, along with links that point them in the right direction.

In addition to the new online DMV and automotive-related services, iDMV.com offers in-depth inside information on a variety of DMV-related topics, including what teens and adults need to do when applying for a driver’s license. One article that has been especially popular with visitors to the site explains what a Graduated Driver’s License (GDL) program is, and why most states now participate in this program.

“While a GDL program or something similar may seem cumbersome to many teens and their parents, the adoption of such programs was spurred by the high number of traffic accidents and deaths among teen drivers,” the article notes, adding that the overall process usually takes a year or more before an unrestricted driver license is issued.

About iDMV:

iDMV.com is in the automotive information website focusing on providing consumers with information about DMV transactions, auto insurance and more. It is also trusted source for DMV and automotive related information and services. Visit https://www.idmv.com/.

Contact:

Henry Miller

contact@idmv.com

866-325-0610

SOURCE: iDMV

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