Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)Presented by: Office of Motor Vehicle Management

Introduction

§102-34.120— If the Government motor vehicle displays U.S. Government license plates and motor vehicle identification, you do not need to register it in the jurisdiction where the vehicle is operated, however, you must register it in the Federal Government Motor Vehicle Registration System.

Presented by: Office of Motor Vehicle Management

Background

Agency-owned vehicles need to have a current government

license plate and be registered in the FMVRS.

GSA Leased vehicles are updated and maintained in the FMVRS

by GSA.

Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)

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Law Enforcement

All records in the FMVRS are available to law

enforcement through NLETS (National Law

Enforcement Telecommunications System)

Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

Local and State Police

Traffic Cameras, Toll Booths etc.

Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)

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License Plates

Current government license plates require an expiration date

Must be updated in the FMVRS as “RC” or received by Agency with 30

days of shipment.

After 30 days of inactivity plates will be updated to “MS” or Missing

Must be assigned to a vehicle record in the FMVRS

Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)

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Vehicles

Most newly purchased vehicles are added automatically by Auto-

Choice with information provided by Auto-Manufacturers

Vehicle records require current POC information

Complete records are eligible for a Vehicle Identification Card

GSA Leased vehicles are maintained for customers by GSA, any

updated should be made by Fleet Service Representatives

Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)

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Q & A

Federal Motor Vehicle Management System (FMVRS)