COLORADO (KOAA) — Starting Monday, new prices take effect at the Colorado DMV. The agency says inflation is forcing costs to go up.
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Colorado DMV plans to raise fees in the coming days
Several fees will be increased, including for the following:
- driver's licenses
- license plates
- some registrations
If you need to renew your license, you will pay $32 instead of $31. The fee for a license plate will go up about $1.50.
If you drive an electric vehicle, that fee will cost you $60 instead of $57.
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