@pipeworx/or-dmv
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Oregon DMV MCP — live wait times at all 60 Oregon DMV field offices, plus the office locator the same payload carries. Keyless.
Oregon and North Carolina are the only two US states whose DMV publishes a machine-readable live wait feed. Every other state’s is captcha-gated, blocked to cloud egress, broken, or only inside a phone app.
Tools
or_dmv_wait_times(office?, city?, region?, open_only?, sort?, limit?)— average minutes until served and customers currently queued, per field office.or_dmv_offices(office?, city?, zip?, region?, limit?)— address, city, ZIP, phone, latitude/longitude, ODOT region, appointment-only flag and the office’s ODOT page.
Auth
None. Keyless and unauthenticated.
Data source
https://dmv2u2.odot.state.or.us/waittimes/home/map
Scraped from HTML — no JSON endpoint exists
This is the one thing to know before depending on this pack.
ODOT renders the wait-time map server-side. There is no API behind it: the /api paths
one would guess at return nothing. The office array is assigned to aveWaitModels inside
an inline <script> tag on the page. The pack finds that identifier, brace-matches the
array literal that follows it, and JSON.parses the result.
That makes Oregon structurally more fragile than an API-backed pack — an ODOT template
change can move or rename the identifier and break extraction until this pack is updated.
Those failures are reported as exactly that (the Oregon wait-time page no longer contains the aveWaitModels office array) with a hint pointing at nc_dmv_wait_times, rather than
surfacing as a parsing bug of ours.
Gotchas this pack handles for you
Closed hours produce not_reporting, never a zero wait
Outside business hours ODOT sets waitTimeEnabled: false while leaving
averageMinutesUntilServed at -1 and customersWaiting at 0. Publishing that as a
zero-minute wait would read as “walk right in”, so those offices come back as
status: "not_reporting" with wait_minutes: null.
-1 is ODOT’s unavailable sentinel and it survives waitTimeEnabled being true, so it is
mapped to null in that case too. Responses always carry offices_reporting, and when
nothing is reporting the note says the feed is switched off rather than the lines being
empty. sort: "wait" puts reporting offices first for the same reason.
Fields deliberately dropped
Each office ships an ipAddress and a set of fieldOfficeMachine* fields. Those are
ODOT’s internal queue-terminal plumbing and are not republished. Everything else is
passed through, including open, appointmentOnly and closeDescription
(as closure_note), which carry real information about an office being shut.
Phone numbers arrive as bare ten-digit strings (5419672014) and are formatted as
(541) 967-2014.
Regions
region matches on the six ODOT groupings: Central Oregon, Eastern Oregon, Portland Area,
Southern Oregon, The Coast, Willamette Valley.
Related
nc_dmv_wait_times/nc_dmv_offices— North Carolina, the other live state wait feed.ca_dmv_offices— California field offices (no wait feed published).
Tools
- or_dmv_wait_times — Live wait times at Oregon DMV field offices, published by ODOT DMV itself: the current average minutes until served and how many customers are queued at each of the 60 offices statewide. Answers “how
- or_dmv_offices — Find Oregon DMV field offices with street address, city, ZIP, phone number, latitude and longitude, and the ODOT region each belongs to. Covers all 60 DMV offices in Oregon, so it answers “DMV office
Tools
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or_dmv_offices— Find Oregon DMV field offices with street address, city, ZIP, phone number, latitude and longitude, and the ODOT region each belongs to. Covers all 60 DMV offices in Oregon, so it answers DMV office i -
or_dmv_wait_times— Live wait times at Oregon DMV field offices, published by ODOT DMV itself: the current average minutes until served and how many customers are queued at each of the 60 offices statewide. Answers how l