The Pennsylvania State Board of Vehicle Manufacturers, Dealers, and Salespersons is responsible for regulating the practice of vehicle salespersons, vehicle dealers, vehicle manufacturers, vehicle auctions, and distributor and factory representatives, through licensure, registration, certification and discipline of those engaged in the practice as vehicle salespersons, vehicle dealers, vehicle representatives, distributor representatives, and factory representatives in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Board regulates vehicle salespersons, vehicle dealers, vehicle representatives, vehicle distributor representatives, and factory representatives as well as the unlicensed practice of the professions. The Board also regulates wholesale vehicle auctions, vehicle branch lots, public or private vehicle auctions, vehicle factory branches, vehicle distributors, and vehicle distributor branches. Under this authority, it is the role of the Board to determine on a case-by-case basis whether a professional under its jurisdiction violated the Practice Act and Board Regulations by departing from, or failing to conform to, an ethical or quality standard of the profession. All Pennsylvania licensees are reminded to review the requirements of professional licensure as set forth in the Practice Act and Board Regulations to aid in their exercise of good faith professional judgment to provide services to clients that are consistent with the standards of acceptable and prevailing practice.
Board Laws and Regulations
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Apply for or Renew Professional Licensing
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Renewal Information
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Board Resources and Documents
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Announcements
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Board Meetings
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Who to Contact - Vehicle Board or PennDOT
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Board Member List
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Vehicle Salesperson Licensure Snapshot
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Vehicle Representative Licensure Snapshot
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Military and Veterans Licensure
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Act 53 of 2020 Best Practices Guide
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Veteran-Owned Business Exemptions
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Please note that neither the Board/Commission, nor its staff or counsel, are permitted to provide legal advice or advisory opinions, including interpretations of the law or regulations, or any indication as to how the Board would vote on any given case or scenario. You are invited to contact a private attorney or professional organization for advice or guidance.