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Making Vehicle Services Easier to Find

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) is the central hub for all statewide driver's license renewal and replacement matters. By establishing clear procedures and offering comprehensive online resources, the Georgia DDS prioritizes streamlined access to essential vehicle-related services for residents across the state.

Georgia Vehicle Statistics

As of 2023, Georgia boasts a total of 8,829,596 registered vehicles, showcasing a diverse range of transportation options for its residents. These include 3,495,421 automobiles, 36,902 buses, 5,089,616 trucks, and 207,657 motorcycles.

In terms of road safety, Georgia saw 1,670 fatal crashes, resulting in 1,797 traffic fatalities in 2021. Notably, 15% of these crashes involved at least one drugged driver.

Speeding remains a significant concern on Georgia's roads, with a substantial number of speeding-related crashes resulting in serious injuries and fatalities. The top traffic violations in the state include speeding, distracted driving, and failure to yield.

Regarding vehicle sales, Georgia ranked 10th in the nation in 2023, with a total of 495,732 cars sold. Popular models include the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado for trucks and the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord for sedans.

Insurance rates in Georgia vary based on several factors, including age, vehicle make and model, and driving record. On average, Georgia drivers pay $863 annually for state-mandated minimum coverage and $2,578 for full coverage.

Factors such as urbanization, traffic density, and accident rates in major cities may influence insurance rates.

Number of Vehicles
8,829,596
In 2023, Georgia registered a total of 8,829,596 vehicles, consisting of 3,495,421 automobiles (39.6%), 5,089,616 trucks (57.6%), 36,902 buses (0.4%), and 207,657 motorcycles (2.4%).
Number of Accidents
1,670
In 2021, Georgia witnessed 1,670 fatal crashes and 1,797 traffic fatalities, 15% involving drugged drivers. Risky driving behaviors contributed to half of all fatal crashes, especially speeding, distracted driving, and failure to yield.
Total Vehicle Sales
495,732
In 2023, Georgia ranked 10th in the nation for car sales, totaling 495,732 vehicles. The Ford F-150 and Toyota Camry were among the popular choices, with the Camry favored for its reliability and fuel efficiency.
Average Insurance Cost
$2,578
Georgia drivers pay an average of $863 annually for state-mandated minimum coverage and $2,578 for full coverage, slightly higher than the national average.