New York DMV offices
143 offices from official New York agency data. We never charge: book only on the official site.
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Offices by city
- Albany capital (2)
- Bronx (3)
- Brooklyn (5)
- Buffalo (1)
- Jamaica (3)
- New York (7)
- Rochester (6)
- Syracuse (1)
- Yonkers (2)
Offices by county
- Albany County (2)
- Allegany County (1)
- Bronx County (3)
- Broome County (3)
- Cattaraugus County (3)
- Cayuga County (1)
- Chautauqua County (3)
- Chemung County (1)
- Chenango County (1)
- Clinton County (1)
- Columbia County (1)
- Cortland County (1)
- Delaware County (4)
- Dutchess County (4)
- Erie County (7)
- Essex County (2)
- Franklin County (2)
- Fulton County (1)
- Genesee County (1)
- Greene County (1)
- Hamilton County (1)
- Herkimer County (2)
- Jefferson County (1)
- Kings County (5)
- Lewis County (1)
- Livingston County (2)
- Madison County (1)
- Monroe County (6)
- Montgomery County (1)
- Nassau County (5)
- New York County (7)
- Niagara County (3)
- Oneida County (2)
- Onondaga County (2)
- Ontario County (1)
- Orange County (4)
- Orleans County (1)
- Oswego County (3)
- Otsego County (1)
- Putnam County (1)
- Queens County (6)
- Rensselaer County (3)
- Richmond County (2)
- Rockland County (2)
- Saratoga County (3)
- Schenectady County (1)
- Schoharie County (1)
- Schuyler County (1)
- Seneca County (1)
- St. Lawrence County (4)
- Steuben County (3)
- Suffolk County (6)
- Sullivan County (2)
- Tioga County (1)
- Tompkins County (1)
- Ulster County (2)
- Warren County (1)
- Washington County (2)
- Wayne County (1)
- Westchester County (5)
- Wyoming County (1)
- Yates County (1)
How appointments work
You search for an office by city or ZIP code, open its details, and make a reservation there. The DMV strongly encourages making a reservation, and reservations are not available at every office.
Checked October 29, 2026 against: DMV Office Locations and Reservations; NY DMV reservation page. The agency’s site is authoritative; we are an independent website.
State agency
- Name
- New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
- General telephone assistance (DMV Contact Center)
- 1-518-486-9786
Weekdays except state holidays, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Eastern Time (as published)
All phone numbers
- Alternate toll-free number
- 1-800-698-2931
- Schedule a road test (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
- 1-518-402-2100
- Title Services Bureau
- 1-518-486-4714
Checked October 29, 2026 against: DMV Phone Numbers - NY DMV; Contact Us - NY DMV. For a specific office, use its page.
New York DMV guides
- Visiting the New York DMV: reservations, what to bring and what to expect
- New York driver license and ID card: first license, renewal, replacement and REAL ID
- Registering and titling a vehicle in New York: new residents, purchases and renewals
- How to register a vehicle in New York: documents, fees and where to go
- REAL ID in New York: REAL ID vs Enhanced vs Standard, documents and how to apply
Where to take the driving test in New York
In New York you schedule the road test with the DMV, online or by phone, and a DMV license examiner gives it at a New York State DMV road test site; the DMV has a road test location finder. Check the agency's page before you book a test.
Checked November 3, 2026 against: Schedule and Take a Road Test; Road Test Locations. The official page always wins.
New York questions and answers
About these 143 offices
Office types: County-run DMV office: 90 · State DMV district office: 27 · AAA office (members only): 10 · Mobile DMV office: 8 · Traffic Violations Bureau: 8.
By what they handle: Driver licenses & IDs: 135 · Vehicle registration & titles: 135 · Other services: 73. An office can handle several.
County-run offices may use their own county booking pages; office pages link to them when the state publishes the link.