Computer glitch hits Va's DMVs
A computer glitch caused problems at all 74 Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles offices across the state Monday, according to the Virginia Politics blog.
Hundreds of people who came into receive a new license or renew a license were turned away between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Other transactions, such as decals or titles, were processed normally throughout the day.
The Virginia DMV was unable to access the National Driver Registry, a nationwide computer system used by DMVs across the country to check driver information against the databases of other states.
It's the second time in a week that Virginia has lost connection to National Driver Registry.
Check out the Virginia Politics blog for more details.
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Washington Post editors
| August 10, 2010; 6:08 PM ET
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Traffic and Transportation, Virginia
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