NevadaCar Registration

Bonus

Features

24-Hour Emergency Roadside Assistance Benefits

24-Hour Towing Service

24-Hour Mechanical First Aid

24-Hour Tire Change Service

Customers are covered for emergency road service throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Customers are entitled to emergency towing service at no out-of-pocket cost for any tow up to 75 dollars. One service per seven days, two services per contract. Extended distance will be an additional expense covered by the customer.

Customers are entitled to any service requiring minor adjustments (exclusive of parts) to enable a disabled vehicle to proceed under its own power, where available.

Customers may have their tire changed with their inflated and functional spare tire.

Congratulations on your 60-dayRoadside Assistance membershipWhen out on the road, you will know that you are covered and protected by an organization that cares about the safety of you and your family. Our customer service representatives respond quickly to provide you the best service and protection available anywhere.

Rental Car Discounts

24-Hour Lost Key Service

24-Hour Emergency Delivery

24-Hour Emergency Battery Service

Map Routing Service

Customers are entitled to take advantage of our rental car discount codes and pre-negotiated group rates, which are honored at thousands of locations throughout the U.S. and abroad.

If keys are locked inside a customer’s vehicle, the customer will be assisted in gaining entry to the vehicle’s passenger compartment only. Locksmith services may be dispatched as needed at the customer’s expense for labor and key making.

A service truck will deliver emergency supplies of gasoline, water, oil or other necessary supplies. Customers pay only for the cost of the supplies.

Customers are covered for battery boosts and minor adjustments to alternators, starters, etc. while on the road.

We will, at no charge, provide customers with a four-color mapping and travel route information to destinations they specify.

Theft And Hit & Run Protection

A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible for Hit & Run damages or stealing customers’ vehicles. Whenever you travel, you will like the secure and confident feeling of knowing that you are protected by NSD’s Roadside Assistance. Fast response and excellent service are just two reasons why millions of motorists rely on NSD’s Roadside Assistance for on-the-road protection.

Follow the link in your confirmation email to start redeeming your $25 Gas Coupon.

*PLEASE SAVE ALL THE INFORMATION FOR YOUR RECORDS. You will use your log in information throughout the course of your complimentary gas membership.

CONGRATULATIONS! Redeem Your $25 Gas Card Online

Keeping You Safe Mile After MileOnce your purchase is processed, you will receive an email with the information you need to start your 60-day Roadside Assistance membership.

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Contents

Vehicle Registration

Replacing Your Vehicle Registration

Registering Your Vehicle In Nevada

License Plates

Registration Insurance Requirements

Updating Your Vehicle Registration

Renewing Your Vehicle Registration

Vehicle Safety Tips

DMV Hours and Locations

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Vehicle Registration

Getting a vehicle is always an exciting adventure. It doesn’t matter if it is your first car or if you have purchased many vehicles in the past, making the decision to obtain a car is a big step and it must be dealt with carefully to avoid any inconveniences. Whenever you purchase a car, whether it is new or used, it must be registered to be legally driven in your state of residence. Also, when you change your residential address to another state, you will have to follow the procedure to transfer your registration.

The entire process looks very complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Our Easy Guide will provide you step-by-step information on how you can register your vehicle. Learn how you can also transfer your out-of-state registration and renew proper credentials at the appropriate time. Additionally, we will make sure you have all the necessary documents and forms on your person, so you do not experience any delay to your car registration process. Sit back and relax while we guide you towards getting your vehicle registration in no time.

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Registration Insurance Requirements

Before you start the registration process, you should know that every car owner in Nevada is required to have financial protection, also known as liability insurance, in order to legally drive a car on any Nevada road or highway. This is vital, since you must carry proof of it at all times, as a law enforcement officer may ask to show it. You will also need to carry auto insurance before registering your car or renewing your registration.

Why do you need insurance? The DMV needs to ensure that you are protected in case you are part of an accident that may cause you injuries, damages or death.

Tip: If you do not know where to start looking for insurance options, visit the Nevada Division of Insurance, where you will find lists of approved Nevada insurance companies.

Nevada requires all cars to be insured by an approved licensed insurance company, and drivers must carry liability insurance with the following limits:

$25,000 for bodily injury or death liability per person per accident,

$50,000 for bodily injury or death liability of two or more people per accident, and

$20,000 for property damage liability per accident.

Even though the DMV establishes the minimum requirements of liability insurance, it is recommended you

choose higher coverage levels. Liability insurance pays for any injuries or property damages caused by you or others who are passengers or drivers of your car with your permission. If you are caught driving without proper auto insurance, you will be subject to fines and other penalties. Make sure you get insurance from an authorized insurance company in Nevada. When you buy your coverage, you will receive an insurance identification card which you must present for registration and carry with you all the time.

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Registering Your Vehicle In Nevada

Congratulations! If you are reading this, you are about to register a car in Nevada for the first time, meaning you are one step closer to being able to freely drive it on any Nevada street.Regardless of whether your car is new, used or if you are new to the state, you will find all the information you need to register you vehicle here. Simply gather some documents, stick to the following steps for your specific situation and you will have your registration in no time!

However, if you bought a new car from a private party or if the dealership did not process the registration and titling for you, you will have to register it yourself. The Nevada DMV offers the options to register your vehicle online or in person. Below is an outline of the processes you will need to follow for each method of registration.

Online

You may register your vehicle online as long as you acquired it from a dealer or if it is a motor home or a trailer and you have a Dealer Report of Sale. The Dealer Report of Sale is marked as either a “DRS” or “EDRS” form. Just follow these simple steps before the temporary placard expires:

Important dates or timeframes:

You have 30 days after the purchase to register your recently acquired vehicle.

Get your DRS and your insurance card ready.

Pay the registration fees.

Visit MyDMV.

Register or log in.

Follow the instructions on the system.

Register A New VehicleWhen you buy a new car at a dealership, you will usually not have to worry about titling and registering a vehicle since most dealerships take care of all the process. Therefore, they will submit most of the required documentation to the DMV, though you may still be responsible for any applicable taxes and fees.

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Register A Used VehicleIf you bought your car from a private party or from an individual, you will have to register your vehicle in person. However, if you purchased it from a dealer, you may be able to register it online.

Online

Get your EDRS and your insurance card ready.

Pay the registration fees.

Visit MyDMV.

Register or log in.

Follow the instructions on the system.

Your registration certificate and your validation decal will be mailed out to you within two business days after online registration is complete.

Tip: “DRS” means Dealer Report of Sale. “EDRS” is an Electronic Dealer Report of Sale and it is how dealers submit their information to the DMV via web.

In Person

In Nevada, there are 3 DMV locations where you can register a vehicle in person. These locations are in Carson City, Reno and Las Vegas. If you do not qualify to register your vehicle online or you prefer to do it in person, the process is as follows:

Present your emissions vehicle inspection report (if required).

Pay the registration fees.

Visit your closest DMV office.

Present your DRS.

Present your proof of insurance card.

Complete the Application for Vehicle Registration.

Most DMV offices now offer Dash Pass which will allow you to get in line and know your estimated waiting time.

Your registration certificate and your validation decal will be mailed out to you within two business days after online registration is complete.

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Tip:

If you want a third party to register the car for you, you will need to sign the Application for Vehicle Registration or provide the third party with a completed and notarized Power of Attorney.

In Person

Present your emissions vehicle inspection report (if required).

Present your emissions vehicle inspection report (if required).

Complete the Application for Vehicle Registration.

If the car is less than 10 years old, present the current odometer reading.

If the car is less than 10 years old, present the current odometer reading.

Visit a DMV office.

Visit your closest DMV office.

Present the car’s title or security agreement.

Present the car’s invoice or Bill of Sale and one of the below:

• Title.

• Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin.

• Security Agreement.

• Lease Agreement.

• Purchase Order.

Present your proof of insurance card.

Present your proof of insurance card.

If the car was never registered in Nevada before, present your VIN inspection certificate.

Present the VIN inspection certificate.

Pay the registration fee.

Register An Out-Of-State VehicleIf you bought a new or used vehicle in a different state or that was previously registered in another state or country, you will need to register in person with the Nevada DMV. Just follow the steps below.

You have 30 days since you establish residency in Nevada to transfer your out-of-state registration.

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Complete the Application for Vehicle Registration.

Submit an email that containing the following information:

• The Vehicle identification number (VIN).

• An explanation of where and how the vehicle was purchased.

• The price of the vehicle.

• The taxes paid on the vehicle.

Wait for a response from the DMV, which should include the estimate of the fees and the instructions on how to register.

Pay the sales taxes.

Pay the registration fees.

Registration For Military MembersActive duty military service members in Nevada have different car registration methods available to them, depending on their situation. Below are step-by-step instructions on for Active Duty service members in the state of Nevada.

Nevada-Resident Military

If you are a Nevada resident and a military active who wants to register a car for the first time, just follow the process described in the sections above for new, used or out-of-state vehicle.

Nevada-Resident Military Out of State

If you are a Nevada resident, member of the military and stationed outside, you may apply for a vehicle registration by e-mail. You only need to:

Non-Residents Military in Nevada

If you are out-of-state military personnel stationed in Nevada, you are not required to register your car in the state. You may drive with your out-of-state plates as long as you keep current and valid registration and insurance.

Fees:

Since registration fees will vary depending on your vehicle’s weight and model, we recommend verifying them in the fee estimator.

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Renewing Your Vehicle Registration

Is it time to renew your vehicle registration? As it is with many things in life, your vehicle registration comes with an expiration date. Of course, avoiding this is simple, as you can renew your vehicle’s registration before the expiration date is due. Just follow the below steps, according to your preferred method, to renew your car registration.

Tip:

Remember that you must renew your emissions inspection every year before renewing your registration. Learn more at the Emission Station Registration Renewals website.

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Soon before your registration expires, the DMV will mail you a renewal application. This application contains your vehicle information, the payment instructions and the online renewal PIN, if you are eligible to renew online. Every year, you must take your vehicle to an emissions inspection before renewing the registration.

Vehicle registrations in Nevada are renewed annually and you must renew it on or before your registration due date to avoid late fees.

Renewing OnlineThanks to technology and the DMV, maintaining your important vehicle-related documents and procedures updated is simpler than ever before. Internet allows you to do everything without the need of leaving your house!

You may renew your registration online 35 days before and up to 18 months after the expiration date. If you renew late, the system will automatically add the late fees. Renewing online is really easy if you just follow these steps:

Enter your access code (found on the renewal notice) or the plate number and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

If applicable, submit a tax exemption.

Print the confirmation.

Visit MyDMV website.

Have your proof of insurance and your driver license handy.

Sign in or create an account.

Verify your vehicle information.

Pay the renewal fees.

Tip:

You may only renew online if your address is up to date, and your license is current.

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Renewing By Mail Or FaxIn case you are out of state and you cannot renew online or in person, the DMV allows you to renew by mail. You can renew your registration by mail or fax by following the instructions below:

Most DMV locations offer self-service kiosks which you may process your renewal easily and by paying an additional service fee. Kiosks are also available at private locations throughout the state. Check the Nevada DMV website for kiosk locations.

Gather your registration renewal notice.

Enclose a money order or check for the renewal fees.

Include any other additional document.

Mail your request to:

Nevada Department of Motor VehiclesRegistration Renewal by MailP.O Box 6900Carson City, Nevada 89702-6900Or, fax it to 775-684-4797

If you did not receive your renewal notice or if you are out of state and your car requires a smog check which you cannot complete in Nevada, send an email including your name, plate number and your current address and the DMV will provide you with instructions on what to do.

If you know you will be leaving before your registration expires, you may also try renewing early by visiting a Nevada DMV location.

Renewing In PersonRenewing your car registration in person is recommended only if you have multiple issues or DMV transactions that cannot be processed through another registration method. To renew in person, follow the instructions below:

Present your driver license.

Pay the fees.

Visit any DMV office or County Assessor.

Present your insurance card.

Fees:

Since registration fees vary depending on a vehicle’s weight and model, we recommend verifying your charges in the fee estimator. Renewal notices include an estimate of renewal fees, though actual charges may vary, depending on your chosen renewal method.

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Replacing Your Vehicle Registration

Driving requires having your vehicle registration on hand. Therefore, it is important to replace a lost or stolen registration as soon as possible. If you are pulled over by a law enforcement officer, not presenting a car registration can result in a traffic ticket. Vehicle registrations that are damaged to the point where they can no longer be read should also be replaced. To replace your vehicle registration, follow the instructions below.

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Replacing Registration By Mail, Fax Or In PersonYou may also request your duplicate by mail, fax or in person if you are unable to request it online. To request a duplicate by mail or fax, you must:

Complete an Application for Duplicate Registration Certificate.

Attach a copy of your Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card.

Enclose a check, money order, or a completed payment authorization form.

Send all documents to:

DMV Central Services555 Wright WayCarson City, Nevada 89711-0700or Fax 775-684-4797

In-person registration replacement requests can be made at the nearest DMV location.

Log in or create an account.

Print your duplicate or have it mailed to you.

Visit MyDMV.

Pay your duplicate fee.

Replacing Registration OnlineThe simplest way to order a replacement vehicle registration is logging in to your Nevada DMV account online. To request a duplicate online, you must:

Fees:

Duplicate registration $6

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Updating

Change your name on your driver’s license.

Present your proof of insurance showing your new name.

Present your current registration slip.

Change your name with the SSA.

Present your driver’s license showing your new name.

Visit a DMV office.

Include a copy of the document that authorized your name change such as:

• Divorce decree.

• Marriage certificate.

• Court order.

Your Vehicle Registration

Major life changes, such as moving to a new location or changing your marital status, often require updating information with the DMV. It is essential to keep information, including address and name changes, updated on all DMV documents, especially your vehicle registration. To update your vehicle registration, follow the steps most appropriate for your situation, listed in the sections below.

Changing Your Name

If you have recently changed your legal name due to marriage, divorce or any other reason, you must change your name on your vehicle registration as well. Changing the name on your registration card must be done after completing a legal name change with the Social Security Administration. To change your name on a vehicle registration, you must:

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Online

Updating your address online is the fastest and most convenient way to change your car registration information. To notify the DMV of your address change online, you must:

Log in or create an account.

Pay the fee if you want an updated card.

Visit MyDMV.

Change your address.

Changing Your Address

If you have recently moved to a new address within the state, it is essential that you update the address on your registration card. There are several methods by which you can change the address listed on your vehicle registration. Address changes can be made online, by mail, fax or in person. To update your address, follow the instructions for your preferred method below.

Important dates or timeframes:

If your address changes, you must notify the DMV within 30 days of moving. This also applies to residents moving out of state.

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Include a payment authorization, money order or check (if mailing) for the fee.

Download and complete the Change of Address Notification.

Mail it to the address on the application or fax it to: 775-684-4992.

By Mail or Fax

If for any reason you are unable to update your address online, you may also change it by mail or through fax. The instructions for mail or fax submissions are as follows:

It is important to note that money order or check payments can only be used when mailing a change of address. If you are updating your address by mail, you may only pay fees through a payment authorization form.

In Person

To update your address in person, visit your closest DMV office. An updated registration card displaying your new address requires payment of a fee. However, a replacement card is optional.

Fees:

Though a change of address is required any time you move, a new registration card is optional. If you request a registration replacement reflecting your new name or address, you must pay the additional fee.

Change of Address

Duplicate registration (optional)

$4.25

$6

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License Plates

Once you register your car in Nevada, you must display your license plates with recent registration stickers to prove that your registration is current and valid. License plates are as important as your driver’s license since they identify your car from other cars. The Nevada DMV issues license plates and registration stickers when you register your car for the first time or renew your registration.

Most Nevada license plates display black letters over a blue sky and mountain range, and are issued in pairs. Cars must have one plate displayed on the back, and one on the front of the car. The plates label what type of registration a car has and help law enforcement identify the car’s owner. Your license plates may be replaced in the event that something happens to them. Regular plates may also be replaced with special interest plates at an additional fee. If you are moving out of the state or are selling your car, you may be required to surrender your plates.

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Replacing Your License PlatesIf your license plates are damaged, lost or stolen, you may request replacements from the DMV. You may request a replacement with a new number or a duplicate of the same number and style. The steps for replacing your license plates are as follows:

New Number

If your plates are damaged, lost or stolen, you will have the option of obtaining a replacement with a new plate number. To get replacement plates with a new number, you must:

Surrender your damaged license plates.

Pay the fees.

Visit your local DMV office.

Complete a Lost, Stolen, Mutilated or Surrendered License Plate Affidavit.

Tip:

Replacements for stolen license plates must have a new license plate number.

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Duplicate Current Number

You may request duplicate plates with the same tag number if your plates were lost or damaged.

You will need to:

Complete and attach the Lost, Stolen, Mutilated or Surrendered License Plate Affidavit.

Prepare the fees. Credit card payments require a completed payment authorization.

Collect your damaged plates.

Submit your request:

• In person, at a DMV office.

• By fax at 775-684-4797

• By mail:

Department of Motor VehiclesCentral Services Division555 Wright WayCarson City, Nevada 89711-0700

Complete the Duplicate License Plate Application.

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Getting Custom PlatesIn Nevada, you will find a wide variety of custom license plate designs suited to any interest. Personalized plates contain a combination of up to seven letters and numbers, and are one of the many types of plates you may order at the DMV. Up to now, Nevada has seven license plate design categories:

Organizations

Circa 1982 Replica

Veterans & Military

Sample and Souvenir

Charitable and Collegiate

Firefighters & Peace Officers

Classic Vehicles

Custom plates allow you choose the numbers and letters displayed on the plate. The message on your plate may have from 2 to 7 characters. If you want to apply for a personalized plate, you may order them by mail, fax or in person.

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Surrendering Nevada License PlatesThere are certain scenarios where surrendering your license plates to the DMV is necessary. You may need to surrender your Nevada license plates if you:

Have sold or disposed of a car and will not use the plates on another car in the next 30 or 60 days, depending on the type of plate.

Mail the plates, the decal and a signed letter requesting cancellation to:

Department of Motor VehiclesCentral Services Division555 Wright WayCarson City, Nevada 89711-0700

Have dropped the vehicle liability insurance.

Visit the DMV office nearest you and surrender your plates and decals to any representative.

Will not be using the car for an extended period of time and wish to cancel your car insurance.

If any of these situations apply to you, you may have to surrender your license plates soon. To surrender your plates, you must:

Personalized or souvenir plates may be kept if you scrape off and surrender the decal in person at a DMV office. In the event you no longer have the plates, you must complete a Lost, Stolen, Mutilated or Surrendered License Plate Affidavit and take it to the DMV office instead of the plates.

You will get a credit for the unused time of the registration fees, which may be use it to register or renew the

registration of another vehicle in your name. You may also apply for a refund of registration fees. To do so, you must meet the refund requirements.

Fees:

Standard new number plate fee

Plate cost recovery fee

Prison industries fee

Technology fee

Standard duplicate plates

$14

$3.50

$0.50

$1.00

$19

Fees may vary, depending on the style of plate chosen and service needed. Special and souvenir plates often have higher fees than standard plates.

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Vehicle Safety Tips

The most important thing to be sure of before you begin driving any vehicle is that both you and the vehicle are well prepared for the trip. This means checking the vehicle and making any necessary changes to your car or your behavior to make sure that you are able to drive safely at all times.

Emergency KitOne of the essentials of safe driving is having a basic emergency kit available in your vehicle at all times. This kit should include basic items such as jumper cables, a spare tire, tire pressure gauge, motor oil, and coolant. Items such as bottled water, flashlights, extra batteries, First Aid kits, and a tool kit can also come in handy during an emergency. During the winter months an emergency kit might look a little different. It is important to carry items such as blankets, extra gloves and socks, an ice scraper and snacks like granola or energy bars.

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Winter DrivingThe most dangerous time to drive each year is during winter, especially in areas where it snows. Therefore, it is best to consider these tips to drive safely during the winter:

Don’t Rush!

Roads covered in snow and ice tend to be slippery and make accidents more likely. When driving in icy conditions, it is best to avoid risking an accident by not driving erratically or in a rush. Driving slowly and cautiously and not rushing other drivers on the road can help you avoid winter-time accidents.

Don’t Panic If You Skid or Slip

In the event that your vehicle skids or slips on the road while driving, make sure you do not panic and slam down on your brakes. Staying calm and braking slowly and steadily can help you regain control of your car. If your car skids or slips, apply slow and even pressure on your brakes until your car reaches a full stop. This will prevent you from spinning further out of control.

Check Your Vehicle

Before you leave for destination, it is important to make sure your vehicle is working properly. Check your car’s controls, brakes, water tank, tires, transmission fluid, headlights and taillights to ensure all are working properly. It is also important that you remove all ice and snow from your car before you begin driving; this prevents the snow from blocking your view while you drive.

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Drinking And DrivingEvery year, thousands are involved in fatal accidents due to drinking and driving. This is something that is easily preventable. Planning ahead of a party or any occasion where you will be drinking can help you avoid the consequences of drinking and driving.

Before you begin drinking, you should arrange for someone else to be the designated driver. In the case that they also become intoxicated, it is important that you arrange for a taxi or ridesharing driver to pick you up. Never allow someone drunk to drive. Instead, take away their keys and call for alternative transportation.

If you see someone who you suspect is drunk, and they exhibit signs of intoxication while driving such as making wide turns, weaving, swerving, braking erratically, or turning abruptly, contact authorities immediately by dialing 911. Make sure to avoid these drivers on the road to ensure your own safety.

Using Your Phone Driving while using your cellphone is one of the most dangerous things you can do. During those few seconds your attention is diverted to your phone, a major accident could occur. You can prevent accidents by not texting, using Internet or apps, or receiving calls on your phone while you drive.

Things To AvoidDriving is not always a relaxing experience. Some actions taken on the road can be both an annoyance and dangerous. While not all issues on the road are preventable, there are certain steps you can take to minimize negative experiences while driving.

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Car Accidents

The best way to avoid car accidents is to ensure that your vehicle is safe to drive and will not cause you any problems. To do this, you must regularly check that your brakes are functioning properly and that your tires are inflated and not worn out. Taking your car to a mechanic for regular maintenance ensures that your car is always in top working condition.

Wasting Gas

As the price of gas goes up, you may start looking for ways to save on those expensive trips to the pump. Saving on gas is something that is possible if you take a few steps towards ensuring that you waste less gas.

Some ways you can start saving gas are not using air conditioning in your car, not leaving your engine running idle, or driving above 60 mph. These things are preventable and not necessary for you to drive, therefore you can quickly reduce the amount of gas you waste.

Another way to save on gas is to make sure that your vehicle is functioning properly, you can do this by checking that your tires are properly inflated, your engine is well tuned, and check that the octane level of the fuel you purchase is the correct amount for your car.

Aggressive Driving

Aggressive driving and drivers are both things that should be avoided to prevent any on-road aggression or accidents. Aggressive driving is defined as exhibiting behaviors such as aggressive tailgating, verbal or physically harassing another driver, and preventing another driver from merging or passing.

However, if you are an aggressive driver, you are putting others at risk every time you do any of the above behaviors. If you encounter a frustrating situation on the road, instead of becoming aggressive, take a moment to breathe and relax before moving on.

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DMV Hours and Locations

The DMV has offices conveniently located across the state. Click here to learn more about DMV office and self-service kiosk locations, schedules, and waiting times.

Forgetting a document when visiting the DMV can make for a difficult and stressful situation. You can avoid a similar situation and save yourself the trip by using the Nevada DMV’s online services. You will be able to:

Renew your registration.

Reno/Sparks/Carson City: 775-684-4368 (684-4DMV).

Register your car.

Las Vegas Area: 702-486-4368 (486-4DMV).

Estimate your fees.

TDD (for the hearing impaired): 775-684-4904.

Request a registration replacement.

Rural Nevada: 877-368-7828, toll free.

If you have any questions, you can call the DMV in your area at the following numbers:

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