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  • AAMVA provides access to sets of comparative data that have been collected from the jurisdictions by AAMVA and other highway safety organizations. Some of this information is compiled from information collected through AAMVA's Online Survey tool. 

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    AAMVA fully supports uniformity in all things related to highway safety. To that end, AAMVA's Committees work with jurisdictions to develop best practices and model legislation as a resource to motor vehicle and law enforcement officials.

    View AAMVA's Best Practices and Model Legislation.

    AAMVA Provides a wealth of informational resources and products for both our members and the general public. From portfolios on a variety of issues, to publications and network services, AAMVA is your resource for information on the motor vehicle community and its operations. 

    Take a look at some of the larger issues AAMVA works on with relevant resources for each issue grouped together for easier access. Our portfolios include:

     

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  • Jurisdictions are encouraged to submit RFP/RFIs to WebUpdates@aamva.org to raise visibility and, in turn, solicit more response to those documents. As this section is continually updated, industry members should visit frequently to see what RFPs have been added.
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    AAMVA has collected many RFPs/RFIs from membership to serve as sample documents for acquisitions. Types of acquisitions documents that we have collected for your use include customer service, DL/ID issuance, system modernization, testing, and more.

    Visit our Sample RFP/RFI page for more details.

  • February 2013 
    Best Practice Guide to Reducing
    Suspended Drivers

    Best Practice Guide to Reducing Suspended Drivers (cover)

    AAMVA Working Group Releases "Best Practice Guide to Reducing Suspended Drivers"

    The suspension of driving privileges has been used for decades to address poor driving behavior. However, what was originally intended as a sanction to address poor driving behavior is now used as a mechanism to gain compliance with non-highway safety, or social non-conformance, reasons. Eliminating suspensions for non-highway safety violations will significantly reduce the burden on DMVs, law enforcement, the courts and society. AAMVA's Suspended/Revoked Working Group recommends that legislatures repeal state laws requiring the suspension of driving privileges for non-highway safety related violations. Download the document today to learn more.

    Watch a video for a quick snapshot of the issue. 

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