DMV leaders from neighboring states come together in NC to discuss ways to modernize
Commissioner Paul Tine outlines plans including new technology and increased staffing to reduce DMV wait times averaging nearly three hours, aiming for over one million additional annual transactions.
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DMV leaders from neighboring states come together in NC to discuss ways to modernize
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — As the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles continues to be plagued with long wait times and other challenges, DMV leaders from multiple states came together Thursday to discuss ways to modernize their respective agencies. "Our vision is to be like a bank," NCDMV Commissioner Paul Tine said. "You show up, you might have a 15-minute wait, you have a 15-minute transaction." According to Tine, the average statewide wait…
·Raleigh, United States
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