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Lawmakers grill MVC chief about canceled appointments, closures
Updated Apr 19, 2021;
The pause on administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines has delayed getting state Motor Vehicle Commission employees vaccinated to reduce agency closings and canceled appointments for drivers, said Sue Fulton, MVC chief administrator, on Monday.
Vaccinating MVC workers is seen as a way to end the frustrating number of agencies closing for a 14-day quarantine after employees test positive for the coronavirus, said Fulton, who testified before the assembly budget committee Monday.
Federal Food and Drug Administration officials temporarily suspended the administration of the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine last week after reports of some very rare blood clot cases. Dr. Anthony Fauci said that suspension could be lifted by the end of this week.
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NJ Motor Vehicle Commission Making Changes to Improve Services
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The NJ MVC reportedly does 75 percent of its business online now, according to Patch.com, 40 percent more than pre-pandemic.
MVC spokesperson William Connolly tells Patch.com, We [MVC] add thousands of appointments daily to our nearly 40 agency locations throughout the state. Appointments are only needed for a handful of services now.
More services available online probably come as a relief to many New Jersey motorists who ve endured long lines at MVC, or not been able to get visit at all as 10 locations are currently closed due to employees contracting coronavirus.