DENVER - Tuesday, April 14, 2026 — The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) hit the road—and the halls of the State Capitol—today to bring its services directly to the community. With DMV2GO stationed at Lincoln Veterans Memorial Park and DMV staff inside the Capitol, Coloradans had the opportunity to connect with DMV representatives, learn about key initiatives, and explore ways the agency is working to enhance accessibility and customer experience.
The event underscored the DMV’s commitment to providing innovative solutions that meet Coloradans where they are.
“The DMV is committed to making our services as accessible as possible, whether that means coming to the Capitol to educate the community or bringing DMV2GO to serve busy Coloradans where they are,” said DMV Director of Driver Services, Benjamin Mitchell. “We are proud to offer mobile services and share how we’re working to improve the customer experience for all Coloradans.”
Throughout the day, DMV2GO, the DMV’s mobile driver license office, provided a range of services, including first-time Colorado driver licenses and ID cards, out-of-state transfers, renewals, motor vehicle records, and reinstatements.
In addition, DMV2GO staff provided information on the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation in partnership with Donor Alliance, encouraging Coloradans to register as donors.
DMV staff visit the State Capitol annually to discuss DMV programs and initiatives with state lawmakers and provide information on key DMV projects fostering dialogue on how the DMV continues to innovate and improve customer service across Colorado.
About the Colorado DMV
The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is committed to promoting public safety, trust, and confidence by providing customer-focused driver license and motor vehicle services. With a vision to enhance the quality of life for all Coloradans, the DMV strives to deliver exemplary service, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for every customer. Visit DMV.Colorado.gov to learn more.
About DMV2GO
With DMV2GO, the DMV can set up pop-up and mobile driver license offices throughout the state, including rural areas where Coloradans might not have convenient access to DMV services. The program includes two SUVs and an RV, which have everything needed to set up pop-up driver license offices virtually anywhere in the state.
DMV2GO offers Coloradans the same services as a standard driver license office, except for Driving Knowledge tests and endorsement exams. It also offers access to online vehicle registration and driver record services. For more information, visit DMV.Colorado.gov/DMV2GO.
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The DMV2GO RV is parked in Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday, Apr. 14, 2026. DMV2GO is the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles' mobile driver license office, which provides a range of services, including first-time Colorado driver licenses and ID cards, out-of-state transfers, renewals, motor vehicle records, and reinstatements. (Corinne Willer/DOR Photo)
Colorado DMV Driver Services Director Benjamin Mitchell speaks with high school students from Fort Collins during DMV Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. The annual event provides an opportunity for DMV leadership to engage with lawmakers and visitors, sharing insights into the essential services the agency provides to Colorado residents. (Corinne Willer/DOR Photo)
Colorado DMV employees demonstrate the effects of impairment using "drunk goggles" during DMV Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. The simulation was part of a series of educational displays designed to highlight road safety and the various programs the DMV offers to keep Colorado drivers informed and safe. (Corinne Willer/DOR Photo)