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KY Department of Vehicle Regulation extends hours of operation Long overdue move designed to benefit Central Time Zone Kentuckinas. Offices open until 4:30pmCT/5:30pmET to accommodate residents in Central time zone Click on headline for complete story By Ryan Watts News from the Department of Vehicle Registration (DVR) FRANKFORT, Ky. (Jan. 25, 2017) - To better serve Kentucky citizens, businesses and governmental agencies located in the Central time zone, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Department of Vehicle Regulation (DVR) is extending its hours of operation to 5:30pmET (4:30pmCT). Beginning this month, department personnel have been available to the public until 5:30pmET (4:30pmCT) in the DVR's Division of Driver Licensing and Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing. The department's Division of Motor Carriers will continue to serve clients 24/7 through its web-based services at drive.ky.gov "For years, citizens, businesses and governmental agencies in areas west of Interstate 65 have needed to adjust their daily schedules to fit the Eastern time zone work schedules of departmental employees in Frankfort," said John-Mark Hack, commissioner of the Department of Vehicle Regulation. "This increase in operational hours is aimed at providing the very best customer service to the public across the Commonwealth." The extended availability of DVR assistance is being made at no additional cost to the state. Departmental employees voluntarily adopted an approved work schedule from 9am-5:30pmET allowing the DVR to offer a customer-friendly solution utilizing existing employees. Be sure to visit the newly revamped website, drive.ky.gov, to access multiple DVR services online. This story was posted on 2017-01-25 08:02:53
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