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There's high demand for new licenses, but many people in line could conduct their transactions online instead, a spokesman said.

The MVC announced Monday that the ongoing pandemic has stressed the system too much to start the new licenses, yet.

MVC commissioner Sue Fulton said that more appointment slots have been made available.

When you close something down for months due to a pandemic or a panic, reopening is sure to present immense challenges.

Motor Vehicle Commission chief says the change, made to allow for easier social distancing, has made things more efficient. But it won't stick statewide.

Going online would definitely streamline the process of so many of the MVC’s requirements.

New drivers who face a backlog in getting their license would be allowed to drive once they pass the road test until two months after the MVC surge subsides.

Some people might call that price gouging. I call it enterprising.

After nearly three months in which its doors were closed, during which some transactions continued, the NJMVC’s reopening date will be announced Friday.

The deadline is October. That's when you'll need the new government sanctioned 'Real ID' when boarding a domestic flight.