As vehicles are becoming more technologically advanced inside, the testing of external features is becoming more common. PennDOT began testing digital license plates in a recently launched 18-month pilot program. There are several goals of the digital license plates, including keeping people and communities safe by assisting emergency crews in locating crashes faster and helping […]
Licensing, PennDOT, Vehicle Services
PennDOT adjusts title and registration fees, effective July 1, 2019
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has amended many sections of Title 75 of Act 89, which was put in place for the purpose of increasing public safety, driving commerce, creating jobs and providing reliable funding for our transportation needs. All amendments are outlined below and include slight increases to various registration and title fees based […]
Pennsylvania Governor increases fines for improper driver’s license Pennsylvania Governor, Tom Wolf, signed in multiple bills this past Friday, June 28, 2019. Two of those bills, House Bill 384 and Senate Bill 338, are related to the transportation industry. These two bill amendments may affect you if you are located in Pennsylvania and work in […]
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that at 9:00 PM Monday night, April 15, weather permitting, bridge painting crews will begin work on the East Mohler Church Road bridge over U.S. 222 in Ephrata Township, Lancaster County. PennDOT advises travelers that they may encounter short-term nighttime single-lane traffic restrictions over […]
North Broad Street will be closed from April 27th at 6:00 AM until 7:00 PM on April 29th. Sourced from CRIMEWATCH®, the Litiz Borough Police Department.
Carolyn’s Notary will be closed December 24th and December 25th to celebrate the Christmas holiday. Carolyn’s Notary will also be closed January 1st to celebrate New Years Day. We wish our community and clients a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
On Friday September 28th, PENNDOT was notified that Pennsylvania’s REAL ID extension request was granted – Pennsylvania is now under a REAL ID enforcement extension until August 1, 2019. This extension means that Pennsylvania residents will not face access issues when entering federal facilities or boarding commercial aircraft through at least that date.
By: Larrissa Newton The PennDOT team is hard at work to make Pennsylvania REAL ID-compliant, though many customers and employees may have questions. Can I use my Pennsylvania license to fly? Does the new driver license design mean it’s REAL ID-compliant? What IS REAL ID anyway? Fortunately, we’ve got answers. And it’s not as confusing […]
Effective January 20, 2018 in accordance with Act 30 the Department will now be enforcing new 1547 Restoration Fees for customers who receive a Chemical Refusal Violations (Section 1547 of Title 75)...