A License refers to an official document issued by a government authority that grants individuals the legal permission to operate motor vehicles on public roads. A driver’s license serves as proof that the holder has passed the necessary tests and met the requirements to drive safely and responsibly.
The MA RMV has notified customers with licenses and ID cards expiring in March, April, and May that their credentials are extended until September 2020. The letter explains renewal options: renew online now for a Standard License/ID or wait until September for an in-person REAL ID renewal.
For those holding a CDL or CLP, note the amended Commercial Driver License standards known as the “CDL Permit Rule,” implemented by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Starting in July 2016, the Massachusetts RMV will enforce this regulation.
As per 2012 Federal and State mandates, Commercial Driver’s License holders must notify their state’s RMV about their commerce type (interstate or intrastate) and medical certificate necessity. All CDL holders must self-certify by January 30, 2014, to comply with these requirements.
The RMV has resumed its birthday postcard reminder service, notifying drivers if they can renew online or must visit a branch. Supported by advertising, this service helps Massachusetts’ 4.75 million licensed drivers stay updated, with 87,000–92,000 postcards sent monthly.
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