BOSTON (WHDH) - The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles is taking more steps to keep up social distancing measures after Gov. Charlie Baker announced the stay-at-home advisory would be extended through the end of April.
Beginning Wednesday, all passenger plate registrations that have expired in March or will be expiring in April will be extended for an additional 60 days.
Registrations that expired in March will be valid until Mary 31 and those that expire in April have been extended to June 30.
In a statement, the RMV said that renewals can be performed online and customers hoping to do so in person will not be able to make an appointment at this time.
Additionally, the RMV has taken further steps to slow the spread of coronavirus including:
- A strict no walk-in police at the limited number of service centers that remain open during the emergency. Customers should visit Mass.Gov/RMV to make a reservation at an open Service Center or find information on over 40 transactions that can be conducted online, by phone, or by mail.
- All driver’s licenses, ID cards, and learner’s permits, including commercial licenses and permits, that have expired or are expiring between March 1, 2020, and April 30, 2020, have had a 60-day extension applied to the current expiration date.
- The RMV has suspended all road tests through April 12. Permit exams have been suspended indefinitely.
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