You’ll still need your physical ID for a while, but DMV Commissioner Gerald Lackey hopes that will change soon enough.

Spokeo reports a new DMV text scam threatening penalties to trick victims into providing personal info or payments. Block suspicious texts immediately.

As the holiday season kicks into gear and millions of Virginians hit the road, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) reminds everyone to drive ...

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has launched Virginia Mobile ID, a secure way for Virginians to carry a valid state driver’s license or ID card on their phones. Residents of the state can ...

Virginia DMV's Mobile ID lets residents access driver’s licenses on smartphones, usable at TSA, traffic stops, DMV locations, and select local businesses. What new satellite photos reveal about North ...

After a lengthy development process, Virginians will now be able to use their smartphones at select locations to share their ...

RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia DMV is launching a mobile ID program, the first of its kind to be accepted at the DMV, by law enforcement — specifically Virginia State Police — and at select ABC stores.

Virginia has become the first state to roll out a mobile ID that can be used not only for air travel and age verification but also by state police and at Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) customer ...