MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES FORMS & LINKS
Arizona online services is changing to a new system state wide. The following links may temporarily lead you to a dead link until the system is completely updated and we can provide you with the proper links. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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TITLE AND REGISTRATION APPLICATION
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REGISTRATION PENALTY FEE WAIVER
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SPANISH GUIDE TO TITLE TRANSFER
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ARIZONA DRIVER LICENSE MANUAL (SPANISH)
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COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE MANUAL
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DRIVER LICENSE/INSTRUCTIONAL PERMIT PRACTICE TEST
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DRIVER LICENSE/ID CARD REQUIREMENTS
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ARIZONA TRAVEL ID REQUIREMENTS
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We are hiring! We'd love for you to join our team!
We are looking for a part-time, certified, Title and Registration Processor to add to our team. We pride ourselves on customer service and providing a friendly and professional Motor Vehicle environment and experience.
Our main office is located at Dysart Road and Glendale Avenue. The employee will also cover shifts at our 2nd location at Estrella Parkway and the I-10. The position could be full-time if the employee would like to go to local dealerships to acquire additional dealer work.
Applicant MUST have experience with Third Party Motor Vehicle Services. Applicants MUST also have a current RACF or had a RACF within the past 90 days.
Our current employees have been with us for a very long time and the right candidate must work very well with others to be a good fit with our current team.
Please email your resume to info@allmetrodriving.com. Please include your RACF in your email or cover sheet to be considered. You may also email us with any questions.
PARENT RESOURSES FOR NEW DRIVERS
Here are some parent resources that you may find useful and they link directly to the sites.
This is a pretty well designed, cool page with a ton of information and stats on texting and driving.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Every day in America, another 27 people die as a result of drunk driving crashes. That's more than one per hour. This shocking statistic and a ton more can be found on MADD web site. Good resource for parents to talk to their teens about drinking and driving and its consequences.
Automatic.com
This new app is intended to help you make small changes in your driving habits that can lead to savings on gas over time. But with the apps features, it looks like its also an amazing tool for parents to track their new drivers on the road. The app will score the driver weekly on their driving habits and provide detailed info on how much they drove and where. It also has an impressive crash alert feature. Its easy to install and communicates directly with your smart phone. Might be something to check out if you have a new driver out there.
Parent-Teen Agreement at All-State
Conversations between parents and teens are often difficult. The conversation around handing over the keys to the car can be
particularly hard--but it doesn't have to be. The Allstate Foundation has created a Parent-Teen Agreement that can make "managing the keys" easier and can help you keep your teen safer when they get into a car as a driver or passenger. All-State has created specific agreements for each state. Every state has some type of teen driving laws and knowing those laws can help inform the
conversation you start with your teen driver.