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The National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) was created by the Anti-Car Theft Act of 1992 and is a centralized, national database that contains information on all titled vehicles in the United States. The database is managed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as part of the Department of Transportation. NMVTIS collects data from state motor vehicle agencies and provides this information to consumers, law enforcement, insurance companies, and other entities. The system is designed to help reduce fraud and theft by providing a comprehensive record of a vehicle's history.

The NMVTIS website provides a variety of services to the public, including:

* Vehicle history reports: These reports provide information on a vehicle's title, registration, and accident history.
* Vehicle identification number (VIN) проверки: These checks allow users to verify the VIN of a vehicle and ensure that it matches the vehicle's title.
* Stolen vehicle checks: These checks allow users to determine if a vehicle has been reported stolen.
* Odometer fraud checks: These checks allow users to determine if a vehicle's odometer has been tampered with.

The NMVTIS website also provides information on how to report a stolen vehicle or odometer fraud.

In addition to the services provided by the NMVTIS website, the system also provides data to law enforcement agencies and insurance companies. This data can be used to investigate car thefts and insurance fraud. NMVTIS is a valuable tool for consumers, law enforcement, and insurance companies, and it helps to reduce fraud and theft.

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