Dulles Cars

10/13/2012

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09/18/2012

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08/27/2012

2001 Infinity I-30

2001 Infinity I-30

08/09/2012

What Is Emissions Testing?

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-emissions-testing.htm

Emissions testing is the process of checking the levels of hazardous materials a motor vehicle puts out. If the emissions testing...

08/02/2012

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07/28/2012

Bill of Sale Form for Motor Vehicles at DMV.org: The DMV Made Simple

http://www.dmv.org/bill-of-sale.php

Buying or selling a car involves more than just a handshake and the exchange of keys. It also includes titling and registering, which require one of the most overlooked vehicle forms: a bill of sale. To help you, DMV.org has devoted an entire section to your state's version of this simple but necessary form.
Regardless of whether you're buying a motorcycle, a used car, or even a powerboat, you will need a bill of sale. Not only does it verify that you are the legal owner, but jurisdictions commonly use the bill of sale to determine the sales tax.

Many states provide their own official bill of sale form. But rather than you having to drive to a nearby DMV office or to your county clerk to grab one, you can download your state's official bill of sale form right here―free.

And even if your state lacks its own official bill of sale form, we've got a generic version you can use that your state may accept. It contains space for all the necessary information: the vehicle's model, year, vehicle identification number, and purchase price. And, of course, we've included the all-important signature lines.

Best of all, you can access a bill of sale form from us 24 hours a day―even with the vehicle's buyer standing right there waiting to hand you a check. This makes it easier than ever to complete the paperwork you need to properly buy or sell your vehicle. Just click on your state to get started.

Bill of sale requirements & information, listed by state.

07/13/2012

Virginia DMV Point System - Guide to VA DMV Points & Suspensions at DMV.org: The DMV Made Simple

Like other states, Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has a points system used to assess drivers. Certain traffic offenses are punishable by fines, license suspension or revocation, possible jail time, and/or points against your driving record.

http://www.dmv.org/va-virginia/point-system.php

Find information on the Virginia DMV Point system.

07/10/2012

Are Texting While Driving Bans Enough?

Teen Texting While Driving
Have you ever sent or received a text message while you were driving?

The chances are good that you have.

Unfortunately, texting while driving can impact driver reaction time as much or more than driving while intoxicated.

It is quickly becoming a life threatening problem of epic proportions in the United States.

Many states have banned texting while driving, but studies indicated that this may not be enough.

Communities need to combine tough laws with even tougher public service ad campaigns.

Coupled with new anti texting technology, we will be able to make the roads safer for everyone.