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Making Vehicle Services Easier To Find

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles is committed to facilitating easier access to vehicle services. They optimize the processes for vehicle registrations, license renewals, titling, record requests, and more, allowing residents to find and complete these services efficiently. This dedication to simplicity and accessibility helps streamline interactions among individuals.

Nevada Vehicle Statistics

The U.S. Department of Transportation-Federal Highway Administration documented the registration of 2.5 million motor vehicles in 2020. This count comprised more than 1 million automobiles, 1.4 million trucks, 69,356 motorcycles, and 4,266 buses.

Looking at traffic accidents, the Nevada Department of Public Safety reported that there were over 46,000 crashes in the state in 2021, a 28% increase from the previous year. Fatal incidents included 248 crashes, which resulted in 262 deaths, a 23% increase in fatalities in comparison to 2020.

In 2023, the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety issued 140,825 citation tickets, predominantly for offenses including cannabis and other drug-related arrests, speeding, distracted driving, driver's license violations, and driving without insurance.

Regarding car sales, Nevada has sold 147,263 new vehicles in 2023, with the Tesla Model Y dominating the top sales chart. Tesla's Gigafactory presence in Nevada drives higher sales due to the economic boost and local community support.

In the present year (2024), car insurance rates are above the national average in Nevada. Motorists pay an average of $3,004 per year for full coverage and $962 for basic coverage, which translates to monthly expenses of $250 for full coverage and $80 for minimum coverage.

Number of Vehicles
2.5 million
In 2020, records from the U.S. Department of Transportation-Federal Highway Administration show that the state registered more than 2.5 million vehicles in multiple categories.
Number of Accidents
46,000
The Nevada Department of Public Safety noted that vehicle crashes surged to over 46,000 in 2021, a 28% increase from 2020. Fatalities from these crashes rose by 23%, with 248 crashes resulting in 262 deaths.
Total Vehicle Sales
147,263
In 2023, 147,263 new vehicles were sold in the state, with the Tesla Model Y being the best-selling model. The Tesla Model 3 and Ford F-Series are also featured in the top sales rankings.
Average Insurance Cost
$250
In Nevada, the monthly insurance costs $250 for full coverage and $80 for minimum coverage. Getting a DUI in Nevada could lead to a 62 % increase in the average full coverage premium.