RARITAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Hunterdon County)— The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) Mobile Unit made a successful stop at the Route 12 County Complex in Raritan Township on Tuesday, Oct. 14, providing convenient, on-the-go motor vehicle services to Hunterdon County residents.
The event, held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., drew a strong turnout of residents who took advantage of both scheduled appointments and walk-up services.
“This is exactly the kind of service that makes a difference in people’s lives,” said Hunterdon County Commissioner Zach Rich. “We understand that not everyone can easily make it to a full-service MVC location – so bringing these services, especially REAL IDs, directly to the Route 12 Complex helps our residents expedite needed services close to home. I want to thank NJMVC and our county staff for making the mobile unit event a success.”
The mobile unit, which is fully ADA-accessible, offered a variety of services including REAL ID applications, registration renewals, duplicate or replacement titles and registrations, license plate surrenders, and the issuance of handicapped, veteran, and Purple Heart placards. Red Graduated Driver License decals were also available for purchase.
REAL IDs have been required since May 7, 2025, for domestic air travel and entry into federal buildings without a passport.
“Hunterdon County remains committed to making government more accessible and efficient to the needs of our residents by bringing essential state services directly to our community — where they’re needed most,” Commissioner Rich added.
Residents can stay up to date on future mobile unit visits and other public service events by visiting the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission’s website.
