MVC

A number of teens found at the wheel without a supervising adult, prompted police in one Bergen County town to review all the risks of driving illegally.

The MVC has tweaked the computer system to try and let drivers know appointments are available online for almost all transactions.

The system affecteing license transactions were down for about three hours at MVC licensing centers.

The MVC made more services available online, designated branches as either licensing centers or vehicles centers and went to an appointment only system to alleviate long lines.

The 10th District Lawmakers said that they warned that these delays were within the realm of possibilities months ago, even after the MVC moved into an appointment-based system, and the idea of delays became a reality in May.

The MVC is trying a program that could open up hundreds of appointments, according to MVC Commissioner Sue Fulton.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has been handling the majority of its services through its website. Now, the MVC is making changes to increase those online services and better serve the public.

Is the “appointment” the answer to the all day experience at the MVC ?

Governor Murphy says extending expiration dates are not "off the table."

The fewer people that have to go to the MVC in person, THE BETTER!

Most vehicle centers will no longer accept walk-in customers.

These new hours are for New Jersey residents who are 65 years old and older and for those who are medically incapable of wearing a face mask.