Washington D.C. Auto Transport & Driving Information

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Washington D.C. DMV Info

Mailing Address

Department of Motor Vehicles
301 C Street, NW, Room 1000, Window 5
Washington, D.C. 20001
(202) 727 6761

 

Washington D.C. Driver’s License

Driver Education:

In Washington D.C., the minimum age to apply for a learner's permit from the Department of Motor Vehicles is 16 years of age. Similar to other states throughout the country, Washington D.C. has adopted the graduated license program for new teen drivers. While you are not required to participate in driver's education, taking the course would benefit you by providing you with a valuable experience. Also, the minimum requirements for acquiring a learners permit differs for those driver's who are under the age of 21 and those who are above it.

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Washington D.C. Gas Prices

  • Recent State High: 3.34 (per gallon)
  • Recent State Low: 2.65 (per gallon)

Washington D.C. Speed Limits

  • Freeway (Urban) – 55 MPH
  • Residential (Urban) – 25 MPH
  • School Zone – 15 MPH

Popular Washington D.C. Car Dealerships

Crestwood Auto Sales

1925 14th St Nw | Washington, DC , 20009
PH: (202) 518-9690 | FX: N/A

 

Edgewood Auto Sales

2110 5th St Ne | Washington, DC , 20002
PH: (202) 832-3334 | FX: N/A

 

Chrysler Corporation Government Vehicles Sales

1401 H St Nw Ste 700 | Washington, DC , 20005
PH: (202) 414-6720 | FX: N/A

 

Amoco Export Co

1406 H St Ne | Washington, DC , 20002
PH: (202) 388-3349 | FX: N/A

 

National Auto Dealer Assoc

410 1st St Se | Washington, DC , 20003
PH: (202) 479-4542 | FX: N/A

 

Twins Auto Sales Llc

580 23rd Pl Ne | Washington, DC , 20002
PH: (202) 399-4021 | FX: N/A

 

Trinity International Motors Inc

1830 Bladensburg Rd Ne | Washington, DC , 20002
PH: (202) 636-7930 | FX: N/A

 

Martens Cars Of Washington

4800 Wisconsin Ave NW | Washington, DC , 20016
PH: (202) 537-3000 | FX: (202) 362-8353

 

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Washington D.C. Events, Shows, Expos

No Shows Currently Scheduled for 2010


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Washington D.C.Driving Laws/Info

 

Washington D.C.Vehicle Hazard Rates

Car accidents:

In Washington D.C. the number of fatalities due to car accidents was 34 in 2008. Out of all of the motor vehicle accidents, 13 of these deaths, or 39%, involved alcohol impairment.


DUI Prevalence:

23 DUI arrests in 2007.


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First Washington D.C. DUI Conviction

  • Jail sentence up to 90 Days Maximum
  • Fines ranging From $300 to $1,000
  • 6 Month Loss of License

Second Washington D.C. DUI Conviction

  • Jail sentence up to 1 Year Maximum
  • Fines ranging From $1,000 to $5,000
  • 1 year loss of license

Third Washington D.C. DUI Conviction

  • Jail sentence up to 1 Year Maximum
  • Fine ranging from $2,000 to $10,000
  • 2 Year loss of license

Washington D.C. Speeding Ticket Info

How do I pay my traffic ticket?

There are a few different options available to you when taking care of your ticket/fine. Delaying taking care of it will only get you additional fines on top of the ones you've already got. If paying in person, you may report to the DMV's Adjudicated Service location. Bring along with you the ticket and you can pay it there. Even if you don't still have the ticket you can present your license and have a copy printed out for you. You can also go online and pay your ticket using your credit card. The final way is obviously to mail it in. Using check or money order, make it out to “DC Treasurer” (as sending cash is never a good idea). You'll also want to record the ticket number on which ever payment you end up using.


Where can I send my payment / information?

Mail your parking ticket and payment to:

DMV Adjudication Services
P.O. Box 2014
Washington, DC 20013


Mail your photo enforcement ticket and payment to:

Automated Traffic Enforcement
P.O. Box 37075
Washington, DC 20013-7075