What does MVE mean in TRANSPORTATION

MVE officers enforce criminal, traffic, and vehicle code violations as well as investigate motor vehicle collisions.

All types of vehicles including passenger cars, motorcycles, trucks, recreational vehicles (RV's), trailers, buses and more.

In order to report an unsafe driver to Motor Vehicle Enforcement you should contact your nearest state or local agency who is responsible for enforcing motor vehicle laws. If you know the specific officer or agency you would like to report the driver to please contact them directly. Additionally, many states have websites where you can submit complaints or concerns about motor vehicle safety issues anonymously or through a secure website.

Motor Vehicle Enforcement Officers are typically responsible for conducting investigations involving motor vehicles such as collision reconstruction or investigation into serious moving violations like Homicide by Vehicle. Additional personnel from state or local law enforcement agencies may be involved if necessary such as detectives or forensic specialists.

The most important thing you can do is follow the rules of the road and drive safely at all times by observing posted speed limits and following the directions of traffic signs/signals. Additionally make sure that your vehicle is properly maintained in order to ensure its safe operation on public roadways.