UpdatedFri, Apr 30, 2021 at 1:30 pm ET
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(NJ MVC)
NEW JERSEY More changes have come to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission now that the agency continues to deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Brenda Sue Fulton, the chief administrator of the Motor Vehicle Commission, said the agency has overhauled its technical infrastructure to help move the vast majority of transactions online. Not that things are rosy, now – far from it. Not when six to 12 agencies are closed due to staff quarantines on any given day, Fulton told the state Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on Thursday. Hearing that we are doing 20 percent more transactions than before COVID is no consolation if it s your appointment that was canceled.
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Tech problems fixed that shut down two MVC agencies, one other will close this weekend
Updated Feb 24, 2021;
Two state Motor Vehicle Commission agencies that closed Wednesday morning have reopened to customers this afternoon, after a tech problem was fixed.
The Flemington Licensing Center and Newton Vehicle Center were closed because a local Verizon network outage left those two agencies unable to process transactions.
“Flemington Licensing Center and Newton Vehicle Center have resumed full operations after Verizon resolved local outage issues,” said William Connolly, an MVC spokesman. “We intend to honor all appointments at Flemington and Newton. Those with appointments we can’t service today will get courtesy appointments for later in the week.”
COVID will delay those seeking to restore their driver’s license
Updated Feb 17, 2021;
Drivers who are dealing with the state Motor Vehicle Commission on license suspension and restoration issues may face some problems getting those issues resolved after employees in that office tested positive for the coronavirus.
Specifically affected is the MVC’s Uninsured Motorist business unit in the commission’s headquarters building in Trenton, where employees from that unit are currently quarantining until March 1, officials said. No other units at the Trenton headquarters are have been affected.
Because of this necessary safety precaution, the unit’s operations which includes, driver’s license suspensions and restorations, will be “heavily impacted,” MVC officials said. Customers generally don’t interact with that unit in person.