Welcome Associate Members!

06/06/2022

AAMVA is pleased to welcome the following organizations to our Associate Membership Program. Follow the links below to learn more about each organization.

• Carvana - Carvana is the leading e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars. We are transforming the used car buying and selling experience by giving consumers what they want—a wide selection, great value and quality, transparent pricing, and a simple, no pressure transaction. Each element of our business, from inventory procurement to fulfillment and overall ease of the online transaction, has been built for this singular purpose. Learn more at carvana.com.
• Union Leasing Inc. - At Union Leasing, we provide flexible solutions for every stage of your Fleet Management Lifecycle: Planning, Leasing, Fleet Operations, and Remarketing. It’s a holistic approach that ensures your business goals are achieved. But what really sets us apart is how we deliver. We treat every customer as if they were our first. We avoid off the-shelf solutions, and instead work with you to tailor an approach that meets the needs of your clients and your business. Learn more at unionleasing.com.
• UMV LLC - UMV, LLC is a Business Partner with the State of Alaska, Department of Administration, Division of Motor Vehicles. Our Mission to save you time so you can live life, our Vision is to improve lives with the gift of time, and our purpose is to provide an alternative for DMV services. Learn more at umvak.com/PayIt.
• ID.me - ID.me simplifies how individuals prove and share their identity online. ID.me provides secure identity proofing, authentication, and group affiliation verification for government and businesses across sectors. The company's technology meets the highest federal standards and is approved as a NIST 800-63-3 IAL2 / AAL2 conformant credential service provider by the Kantara Initiative. ID.me is the only provider with video chat and in-person verification, increasing access and equity. The team is committed to "No Identity Left Behind" to enable all people to have a secure digital identity. Learn more at id.me.
• Impact Makers, Inc. - Our founding paved the way for Benefit Corporations in Virginia, and we are a founding B-Corp. This mission inspires us to partner with specific nonprofits to provide free consulting, as well as monetary support to enable their work-work that helps others and changes lives. Impact Makers gifts our profits to non-profit partners, and we have gifted 100% of our equity to the community. Impact Makers has injected over $3.7 million dollars in profits into the community over the last decade. Learn more at impactmakers.com.
• Diagnostic Driving, Inc. - Diagnostic Driving, Inc. provides virtual driving test services (Ready-Assess™) to reliably assess new drivers for safe driving skills.  Ready-Assess™ is currently used in driver testing workflows in Ohio and in Manitoba.  Learn more at diagnosticdriving.com. 
• Peraton - Peraton has a driver license and motor vehicle solution that is implemented in the State of Rhode Island. Peraton also provides service in Cyber, Digital, Cloud, Operations, and Engineering to federal and state & local governments. Learn more at peraton.com.

AAMVA Attends IACP Southern Region Meeting in Nashville

06/06/2022

Brian Ursino, AAMVA's Director of Law Enforcement; and Tom Foster, AAMVA's Law Enforcement Program Manager, attended the IACP Division of State and Provincial Police Southern Region meeting in Nashville, Tennessee from June 6-7, 2022. AAMVA was an official sponsor of this meeting attended by Colonels and members of their executive staffs from state police and highway patrol agencies from the Southern Region (which aligns with AAMVA's Region 2). Human trafficking, increasing traffic fatalities, license plate readers, and many other contemporary law enforcement issues were discussed.  

AAMVA Attends ISO WG10 Meeting in Louisville

06/06/2022

Eric Jorgensen, Administrator at the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration and Chair of the AAMVA Digital Trust Service Steering Committee; Boyd Dickerson-Walden, CIO at the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles; Angelique McClendon, General Council at the Georgia Department of Driver Services; and Ryan Williams, QA/Program Manager at the Utah Department of Public Safety, participated in a mobile driver license (mDL) test event and the 83rd meeting of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Workgroup 10 meeting in Louisville, Kentucky from May 30- June 3. They provided issuing authority perspectives that will be used by the working group to publish the ISO technical specification for over-the-internet use of an mDL.

Data Synchronization for NMVTIS State Vehicle Systems is Available

06/06/2022

AAMVA is responding to increasing jurisdiction requests to synchronize National Motor Vehicle Titling Information System (NMVTIS) data on a regular basis. These ‘data syncs’ have demonstrated improved data integrity, help jurisdictions identify and analyze any data differences in their current system, and contribute to requirements for current and future rewrites. The data sync tool compares, corrects, and restores NMVTIS data to match the jurisdiction’s data.
   
While working toward an automated process which will enable an annual data sync for all jurisdictions, we currently have the ability to perform three jurisdiction data syncs per quarter. We are accommodating requests with advance notice on a first-come, first-served basis, which will enable AAMVA to prearrange and allocate resources for the desired level of support. Jurisdictions with a planned system rewrite or modernization will have the added benefit of a data sync rolled into the implementation. To help states understand the process, AAMVA will distribute the State Batch Data Synchronization Specification document and will host an upcoming webinar. Please contact us for questions and to book your slot.  

Data Synchronization:

Implementation, Rewrite, and Modernization for NMVTIS State Vehicle Systems is Available

06/06/2022

AAMVA can help your state to implement, rewrite, or modernize your jurisdiction’s titling system. This includes support for planning new implementations; moving from batch inquiries and batch updates to the highly recommended real-time inquiries and real-time updates; and hardware/software updates.  
   
Requests for assistance are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and must be submitted at least 18-24 months prior to the requested implementation date, which will enable AAMVA to prearrange and allocate resources for the desired level of support. Jurisdictions with a planned system rewrite or modernization will have the added benefit of a data sync rolled into the implementation. To help states understand the process, AAMVA will distribute the NMVTIS State Implementation Plan for Jurisdictions document and will host an upcoming webinar. Please contact us for questions and to book your slot.

Implementation, Rewrite Modernization: