Although the agency said it was still considering the idea, it's in the Rhode Island Department of Revenue's annual budget proposal, according to WJAR-TV.
Here at the RI DMV where the line is already wrapped along the building - hear what people have to say about the proposed customer service fee that could go into effect next year coming up at noon @NBC10 pic.twitter.com/pXUN4H8f8b
— Lynzi DeLuccia (@NBC10_Lynzi) October 11, 2019
The proposal includes a $15 late fee for expired tags and a $15 charge to renew a registration at a branch office, WJAR reported.
The DMV, which said it would only charge the fee for registration-related matters, is trying to get residents to renew tags online.
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