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DMV 2 Go Mini-Mo

DMV 2 Go Mini-Mo mobile unit

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Please view the full DMV 2 Go calendar for upcoming events.

DMV 2 Go Mini-Mo (keeping with the 'Mo' for mobile office naming convention) is the smallest unit in the DMV 2 Go fleet. Mini-Mo is 25-feet long and 10-feet wide. This special-use RV was purchased by DMV years ago with a federal highway grant for motor carrier enforcement activities. No longer needed for enforcement, DMV employees renovated the RV and it joined mobile operations in February 2012. Mini-Mo has two customer service work stations and one test station. Mini-Mo does not have a wheelchair lift.

Mini-Mo serves various outdoor shows selling products such as hunting and fishing licenses and provides driver-related transactions at DMV Select offices that only conduct vehicle-related transactions.

If you'd like to schedule a visit, send an email to the DMV 2 Go Mini-Mo staff at DMV2GOMini-Mo@dmv.virginia.gov.

Mini-Mo on the Go

Some highlights of Mini-Mo's travels in across the Commonwealth include supplementing services at DMV Selects in Caroline, Cheriton, Hanover, Highland, Lovingston, Luray, Nathalie, Newport News, Warm Springs, and more. In addition, Mini-Mo serves military personnel and their families at Fort Lee.

Mini-Mo also attends events such as the Mid-Atlantic Saltwater Fishing Show, Virginia Fly Fishing Festival, and Hanover Tomato Festival.

Local dignitaries at DMV Mini-Mo
Clifton and Audrey Campbell, DMV Select operators in Luray; Page County Board of Supervisors Chairman Johnny Woodward; Delegate Todd Gilbert; Luray Mayor Barry Presgraves; and DMV Commissioner Richard D. Holcomb.