The computer system at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Comission was brought down for hours Saturday and Monday. Jen Maxfield reports.
What to Know
- Agency officials say the problems reported Monday are a "residual effect" of a statewide server error that caused the initial outage
- It means the MVC computer system cannot process transaction online or in its offices across the state
- Service was restored shortly before 1 p.m.; it had been out since 8 a.m.
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's computers are out of service for the second time this month.
Agency officials say the problems reported Monday are a "residual effect" of a statewide server error that caused the initial outage. It means the MVC computer system cannot process transaction online or in its offices across the state.
Service was restored shortly before 1 p.m.; it had been out since 8 a.m.
Further details on what caused the server problems have not been disclosed.
The MVC has suffered computer problems before: the agency's 39 offices across the Garden State were hampered by similar issues in 2016. Also that year, an I-Team investigation chronicled massive headaches for drivers.
