Vermont DMV Springfield

Need to renew your registration?
Don't wait in line. Most registration renewals can be completed online from your phone, tablet, or computer. Cars, trucks, trailers, motorcycles, snowmobiles, boats, and ATVs are all eligible.
Fast, convenient, and available when it works for you.
✅ Renew online: mydmv.vermont.gov

Watch your mailbox.

Beginning October 30, 2026, the Vermont DMV will send Notices of Intent to customers with outstanding debts owed to the DMV. These notices explain that a portion of a Vermont state income tax refund, property tax credit, or renter credit may be applied to the balance through the Vermont Setoff Debt Collection Program.

If you receive a notice:

✔ Read it carefully and keep it for your records
✔ Pay your balance
• Online through myDMV.vermont.gov
• By phone at 802-828-2000
• By check or money order mailed with a copy of your notice to the address listed in the letter
✔ Know your rights
You have 30 days from the date of the notice to submit a written appeal.

⚠️ Not sure if a notice is legitimate?
Official DMV notices are sent by U.S. mail. The Vermont DMV will never demand payment by text message. If you have questions, log in to myDMV.vermont.gov or call us directly at 802-828-2000.

Full details: https://dmv.vermont.gov/bulletin/vermont-setoff-debt-collection-program

myDMV

90 minutes.
That's how long some Vermont students spend riding to school each way when there aren't enough drivers.

The good news?
One more qualified driver can make a big difference. Smaller school buses require a regular driver's license and a Type II endorsement, with no DMV endorsement fee.

Learn more and get started:
https://dmv.vermont.gov/CVO/school-bus

Step 1 of 5 to driving a school bus in Vermont is the easy one: a valid Vermont driver's license.

If you have one, you're already on your way. The smaller bus doesn't require a CDL. Call your local school or bus company, and they'll take you through the rest (a physical, a one-day clinic, a knowledge test, a road test), usually in a few weeks.

All five steps: https://dmv.vermont.gov/CVO/school-bus

Myth: You need a CDL to drive a school bus.

Fact: The smaller Type II school busses take a regular Vermont driver's license. Add a physical, a one-day clinic, a knowledge test, and a road test, and you're a school bus driver. There's no DMV fee for the Type II endorsement.

Vermont schools need drivers in every county. Start by calling your local school or bus company; they'll walk you through the clinic and testing. See the steps: https://dmv.vermont.gov/CVO/school-bus

Your DMV, online 24/7 at myDMV.vermont.gov

Your couch is closer than the DMV.
Renew, replace, or update online at mydmv.vermont.gov

Save time this week by taking care of your DMV needs online.
most services are available anytime at: myDMV.Vermont.gov

The Vermont DMV will be closed for Indigenous Peoples’ Day as we honor the history, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous communities across Vermont.
We’ll reopen on the next business day.