Hilton’s Plan to Kill the DMV | California News

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is rolling out a bold plan to shut down the DMV entirely, slash registration fees to just $73 a year, and decentralize services to county offices — all part of his “No More DMV Act” to slash costs and boost working families. He’s proposing a three-month audit before dissolution, with core functions moved to a leaner state entity, while ensuring no DMV offices close until better local alternatives are ready. Surplus buildings? Repurposed for job training or sold. The plan, aimed at cutting bureaucracy and easing the cost-of-living crunch, needs legislative approval and faces off against Democrat Xavier Becerra in their upcoming September 30 debate.

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