Renew your vehicle registration on the Internet

Just got back from the DMV with my new registration card and tags. This is my second trip to the DMV in one week. What a drag.

Back in January or February I got my registration renewal and smog check notice. I also got a ticket for not having a front plate. So I went to the DMV for new plates, went and got the smog check, and sent in my renewal with a check. I guess it never got processed because of the license plate change. I hope whoever designed the DMV’s computer system got his job outsourced to India.

How irritating. Not only did I have to pay a $58 late fee, but now I have to deal with two parking citations for having expired tags, thanks to Culver City ($10) and Los Angeles ($25).

Next time I need to renew my registration, I’m going to do it on the website. There’s a $4 charge, but that’s okay since it buys you peace of mind and less frustration.

Posted on June 28th, 2004

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