Alabama DMV
DMV is the official agency in charge of anything that has to do with vehicles, and it is the standard denomination for all transportation departments throughout the US, although different states have different names for this government office. The Alabama Department of Revenue, through its Motor Vehicle Division handless issues such as: vehicle registration, titling, and license plates at county title and registration or tag offices throughout the state. You can reach the offices from Monday to Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm, except for legal holidays. However, all required info are available 24/7 here on this site, just follow the links and find your Alabama DMV answers in no time.
Making appointments
You can visit your local driver license office location to schedule your vision, knowledge and road tests, and you may also schedule certain activities in advance:
- Make a road test appointment, or reschedule an existing appointment by calling (334) 242-4200. For Birmingham only, email Bham.DLRoadTestAppt@dps.alabama.gov or call (205) 252-7445.
- Also schedule a road test online by choosing your county.
Why to use this website
In addition to what we mentioned above, the site will also have articles and other resources for dealing with driving issues. You will not have to deal with long waits in line, all those bad websites, poor service…there are online guides like www.dmv.com/al-alabama that can help remedy those situations.
Locations and working hours
All your issues concerning licenses, commercial licenses, non-driver IDs, permits and more are handled by the driver’s License offices, operated by the Department of Public Safety. There, you can also schedule your vision, knowledge and road tests, although road tests are performed only at road test facilities. Most of the centers are open Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm, even though some close at 4:30 pm and others at 2:00 pm. Driver Testing Facilities provide driver vision and knowledge testing services. Schedule your road test at these facilities, but bear in mind that the actual road test must take place at a road test facility. Driver testing facilities are open Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm while some close at 4:30 pm and others at 2:00 pm.
For more information use this link http://revenue.alabama.gov, or check the following page http://www.dmv.com.