Georgia Driver Services Commissioner Spencer Moore named Vice Chair of international board

ATLANTA—Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) Commissioner Spencer R. Moore has been named First Vice Chair of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) International Board of Directors. AAMVA is a nonprofit organization comprised of state and provincial officials in the United States and Canada who administer and enforce motor vehicle laws.

The AAMVA International Board guides the Association and is committed to enhancing safety and security through motor vehicle administration and law enforcement.

Moore was elected by his peers to the International Board and has served in several roles.  He is positioned to serve next as AAMVA International Board Chair, which will permit Georgia to host the 2024 AAMVA International Convention bringing approximately one thousand motor vehicle administrators to our State.

“I am honored to continue work on the AAMVA International Board — a recognized leading authority for driver and vehicle credentialing, highway safety, and related administration and enforcement,” Moore said. “We will work to continue to establish best practices to improve customer service, incorporate additional technology and to preserve the security of personal data among many other priorities.”

Moore has built a reputation as a national expert on transportation safety gaining a wealth of experience as the Deputy Director of Georgia’s Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) until joining DDS in 2012.

Moore also serves on the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Board, Georgia State Employee Benefit Council, and Georgia Driver Education Commission (GDEC).