A few months ago, the Massachusetts RMV decided it would no longer allow Kei-car owners to register their vehicles, citing that these cars didn’t meet federal safety standards and were dangerous ...

Local News In reversal, RMV will allow Japanese mini trucks to register in Mass. The RMV initially banned kei cars from Massachusetts roadways in June.

This summer, tropical storms damaged 89,000 cars, according to Carfax. Here's how to check if a car may have been flooded before you buy it.

A new RMV location is coming to Chelsea in mid-July. The fully accessible Service Center location will be at 121 Webster ...

But the RMV didn’t bother figuring out what a kei car even is before advancing the AAMVA’s agenda, and began swatting down registrations of JDM cars wholesale.

Owners of kei cars and trucks, a class of light, miniature vehicles that are primarily of Japanese origin, can resume registering their autos in Massachusetts, the Registry of Motor Vehicles announced ...

“We are encouraging used car buyers to know the signs of a flood-damaged vehicle, and to take caution when making a vehicle purchase from another state,” Registrar of Motor Vehicles Colleen ...

So what kind of sense does it make to take a person’s driver’s license — hampering their ability to get to work or use a ...

The RMV’s understanding of a kei car is outlined in a July 3 training document (below) that a sympathetic RMV employee leaked to David McChristian, another Suzuki Carry owner who was involved in ...

You can once again get your car inspected in Massachusetts. Inspections resume Wednesday after a multi-day shutdown of the statewide inspection system following the massive tech outage that ...

Their car was solely registered in Walter Phippen's name, and so the insurance would no longer cover it unless Martha Phippen registered the car in her name. So, she buckled up for a trip to the RMV.

The resignation of Erin Deveney, registrar of the Massachusetts RMV, ... In that incident, WCVB-TV reported Zhukovskyy told police he was trying to avoid a car that had swerved in front of him.