Montecristi.– The National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (INTRANT) put into operation, for the first time, driver’s license offices in the provinces of Montecristi and Dajabón, thereby expanding the coverage of the new National Driver’s License System in the country’s border area.
Each office has the capacity to issue up to 200 driver’s licenses per day, for a total of 400 documents daily between both branches.
According to the 2025 Vehicle Fleet Report from the General Directorate of Internal Taxes (DGII), the opening will directly benefit some 69,122 vehicle owners: 44,124 in Montecristi and 24,998 in Dajabón.
“With these openings, we are bringing the transformation of the National Driver’s License System to two strategic provinces on our border. This means services closer to the people, less travel, and a State with a greater capacity to respond to the needs of citizens,” expressed the executive director of INTRANT, Milton Morrison.
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In Montecristi, the new office is located on Libertad Avenue, in the municipality of Villa Vásquez, while in Dajabón it operates on Dulce de Jesús Senfleur Avenue, at the corner of Fernando Valerio Street.
Both offices have multidisciplinary teams to develop the different stages of the licensing process, including registration, signature capture, fingerprints and photography, road safety education, theoretical exams, CEMECO evaluations, practical driving tests for motorcyclists, typification, printing, and delivery of the document.
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Citizens will be able to carry out procedures related to the learner’s permit, first license, renewal, duplicate due to loss or damage, and motorcycle licenses. Assistance will also be offered to members of the National Police.
The offices will be open to the public from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon.
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With the commissioning of these offices, INTRANT continues the decentralization process of the National Driver’s License System, by expanding its presence in the territory and facilitating access to these services for residents of the border area.
