 Cell phone looking up DMV2U and a DMV Express Kiosk
Scheduled maintenance will take DMV2U and Express Kiosks offline later this week through the weekend
DEQ clean air stations and DEQ Too™ to continue emissions testing but will be unable to renew registrations and tags
Media Contact: Chris Crabb, chris.c.crabb@odot.oregon.gov, 971-304-9705
Customer Assistance: oregondmv@odot.oregon.gov, 503-945-5000
SALEM -- Oregon DMV’s computer system will be unavailable later this week through the Fourth of July weekend for an upgrade that will impact DMV2U and DMV Express Kiosks. All DMV services will return to normal at start of business Monday, July 6.
- DMV2U will be unavailable starting at 4 p.m. Thursday, July 2.
- DMV Express Kiosks will be unavailable starting at 8 p.m. Thursday, July 2.
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All DMV offices will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of the holiday.
and locations will continue to conduct testing and provide emissions certificates on Friday, July 3, but customers will not be able to renew their registration or tags until DMV’s system is back online Monday, July 6. Customers can then renew their registration and tags online at DMV2U or at a DMV Express Kiosk.
“Our computer system requires regular upgrades to maintain and improve our service to customers,” Oregon DMV Administrator Amy Joyce said. “DMV2U and our self-serve kiosks are popular ways for customers to conduct their business without visiting an office. We understand having these systems down, in addition to DMV offices being closed on Friday, will be an inconvenience. We’re encouraging customers to complete necessary transactions before services go offline.”
DMV’s Oregon License Issuance and Vehicle Registration (OLIVR) system went live in January 2019. The upgrade will keep DMV’s software current, ensuring we can integrate with partner systems and making it easier to adopt future updates to better serve our customers.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Visit our web page for updates.
Traffic Alert
Whether you are commuting in Portland or planning a trip through the area, ODOT would like travelers across Oregon to be aware of a major closure of all southbound lanes of I-5 in Portland between I-84 and I-405 starting Sept. 11 and lasting up to five weeks. During the closure, overdue road repairs will be done as part of the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project. Learn more about the closure at the project website and sign up for traffic alerts.
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