Welcome to your daily briefing on automotive developments in Wisconsin. Today we're covering 5 key stories including updates on wisconsin automotive headlines. Let's dive in.
5 stories
The Wisconsin DMV announced it is ready for new Federal CDL requirements.
This matters for Wisconsin automotive professionals who employ, train, or work alongside commercial driver’s license holders.
WisDOT's webpage provides vehicle history and recall information for vehicles in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin automotive professionals can use this resource to check vehicle backgrounds and recall status for their customers.
Wisconsin Vehicle Dealer License applications and support are handled by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Dealer and Agent Section, with this page covering official requirements, types, costs, and application steps.
Wisconsin automotive professionals need a clear understanding of the state's dealer licensing process to stay compliant and operate legally.
WisDOT announced that Wisconsin DMV service centers will close starting Wednesday, April 8 as part of efforts to further limit in-person interactions during the COVID-19 health emergency.
Automotive professionals in WI who depend on DMV services for vehicle transactions should expect disruptions and plan around the reduced in-person availability.
The Wisconsin DMV Online Appointment Scheduler is a web-based tool for scheduling DMV appointments in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin automotive professionals can use it to save time on vehicle-related DMV visits, such as title and registration transactions.
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