By Robert Garrison | Denver7
DENVER — You should expect to pay more on your next trip to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles, as the agency said inflation is forcing costs to go up.
The agency announced on Monday that it will be raising several fees, including those for driver’s licenses, ID cards, license plates, record searches, and some vehicle license plates and registrations, starting on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
The DMV stated that the fee increases are necessary due to inflation.
The following charts break down the planned fee increases:
Frequently used DMV Services and Fee Adjustments Effective June 30, 2025:
License Plate Fee Adjustments effective July 1, 2025
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