Which of the following services is NOT included in the DLD Services?

Vehicle registration is indeed not included in the Department of Licensing and Division of Motor Vehicles (DLD) services focused primarily on driver licensing and improvement. The DLD primarily addresses aspects related to driver safety, testing, and licensing processes.

Driving improvement hearings and driver review exams are specifically designed to assess an individual's ability to safely operate a vehicle. These services are part of ensuring that licensed drivers meet certain safety standards and are qualified to drive on public roadways.

On the other hand, vehicle registration is a separate process that involves the state recording the ownership of a vehicle, which is handled by different departments or agencies. It focuses on the administration of vehicle titles and registrations rather than the driver's qualifications or conduct on the road. This distinction clarifies that while driver-related services are centered on ensuring safe driving practices, vehicle registration pertains to the ownership and legal operations of vehicles.