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Manual compliance monitoring methods are sporadic and usually depend upon other incident detection events, resulting in minimal sampling of the total vehicle population.
Recoup Lost Revenues
Government agencies lose millions of dollars each year due to an estimated 7 to 15 percent of vehicles not compliant with annual registration requirements, which trickles down to tax payers and law-abiding citizens who foot the bill.
Improve Public Safety and Security
When is EVR Utilized?
During Inspection Time
Motorists can take advantage of increased speed, convenience, and accuracy as a result of EVR at inspection centers. Using EVR, vehicle information such as VIN, make, model, and license plate number is automatically transmitted to a database for inspector to validate data and perform inspection. After inspection, updated information is loaded to a DMV database for inter-agency use.
Handling Vehicular Offenses
Vehicle information can be compared in milliseconds to the DMV’s database to determine if the vehicle is stolen, non-compliant with governmental requirements, or if there are unpaid offenses. Additionally, incident reports or tickets can be generated automatically through a violation-processing center.
In Response to Accidents
EVR is used to automatically collect driver and vehicle data, ensuring accuracy for reports, and allowing officers to concentrate on the people involved, as well as other aspects of an accident. When equipped with a portable printer and laptop, accident reports can be printed at the scene and given to drivers. EVR is also an added advantage to mobile data transmission abilities in many patrol cars.
Expanded Coverage in Times of Crises
Increase the level of coverage without significantly increasing the number of agents and ensure public safety using spontaneous monitoring in the face of AMBER Alerts, Homeland Security Threat Level Advisories, or special events that cause traffic congestion.
How does EVR Impact DMV Agencies?
EVR relieves operational burdens and improves
fiscal performance for state DMVs, providing an automated means to screen
vehicle registration compliance 24/7. EVR is a tool to elevate customer
services capabilities and increase the scope and effectiveness of regulation
enforcement for commercial vehicles. EVR will provide an equitable means to
enforce and strengthen the integrity of vehicle registration law by:
 | Automating the registration enforcement system |
| Eliminating sporadic enforcement |
| Reducing avoidance of fees |
| Reducing non-insured vehicles |
| Ensuring state inspection requirements are met |
How does EVR Impact Law Enforcement Agencies?
EVR provides law enforcement with the ability
to increase vehicle registration compliance in part by deterring motorists
from being non-compliant. Subsequently, agencies can allocate resources to
higher priority public safety concerns. EVR strengthens law enforcement
capabilities by enabling:
| Faster apprehension of serious law offenders |
| Automated detection and citation generation of non-compliant vehicles |
| Easy access to, and sharing of, inter-agency information |
| Officers to be alerted prior to approaching a vehicle with a history of incidents |
