Licensing and registration of a car involve obtaining legal permission for drivers to operate vehicles and ensuring vehicles comply with safety and tax regulations. They are essential for verifying drivers' competence and providing vehicles with legal identification, ensuring compliance with regulations for road safety.

Number plates for a car are unique identifiers issued by authorities to vehicles, displaying a combination of letters and numbers. They serve to identify and register vehicles, ensuring compliance with regulations and aiding in law enforcement and identification purposes on the road.

Roadworthiness refers to a vehicle's condition meeting safety standards for legal and safe operation on public roads, confirmed through inspections by authorized entities.

​Change of ownership of a car is the process of transferring legal ownership from one person to another, involving paperwork submission to the DMV, payment of fees, and updating registration documents.

Police clearance confirms a person's criminal record status or lack there of, ensuring they have no criminal history. Warrant payments involve settling fines or fees owed to authorities for infractions or violations. Both are crucial for legal compliance and maintaining a clean record.

A fine administrator is responsible for overseeing the collection, processing, and management of fines imposed for legal infractions. They ensure timely payment, maintain accurate records, and provide assistance to individuals or entities regarding payment options and compliance with legal requirements related to penalties.