With the pandemic emphasizing how much Nevadans relied on in-person Department of Motor Vehicles visits, the agency is looking to the future with a major online shift.
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With the interstate going from three lanes on the Nevada side to two on the California side, traffic can back up over 20 miles on some busy holiday weekends.
Work could commence soon on updating signage at McCarran International Airport to reflect the name change to Harry Reid International Airport.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is hoping to put Nevada on the road toward the future.
The Nevada DMV produces an average of 96,000 plates per month.
In Nevada, two dozen NDOT employees have been killed while on duty, with the most recent death occurring in 2015 on Interstate 80 near Battle Mountain.
A year after the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles shut down and reopened under reduced capacity, officials are finally getting the upper hand on the backlog that was created.
The decision to rename McCarran International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport last week caught some residents off guard.
The DMV is running at a 50 percent no-show rate, with half of customers who make an appointment in Las Vegas and Reno area offices aren’t showing up for their appointments.