MVC is a ‘free for all’ with fights, long lines as agencies reopen in N.J.

We had a Director working that line starting at 6am. I have been in communication with him. We don’t open until 8am.
— Sue Fulton wears a mask (@suefulton) July 7, 2020

Before the doors even opened this morning hundreds of drivers were lined up waiting to get in to state Motor Vehicle commission agencies for the first time in three months, leading police to shutdown one MVC agency due to crowding and to breakup a fight at another agency.

Police in Lodi said they closed the agency at 7:42 a.m. due to overwhelming demand and told drivers to avoid the area and try a different agency or to come another day.

County sheriff officers also shut down a line at the Oakland agency and told people to go home. A reader reported lines at the Wallington agency were also shut…

Posted: July 7th, 2020 | Author: NJNewsCommons | Filed under: COVID-19, Motor Vehicle Commission, MVC, New Jersey | Tags: COVID-19, Jon Bramnick, MVC, New Jersey, NJ MVC, Sue Fulton | 3 Comments »

3 Comments on “MVC is a ‘free for all’ with fights, long lines as agencies reopen in N.J.”

Should Have said at 2:26 pm on July 7th, 2020:
Done something based on even-odd days like with the gas shortage or names beginning with A through C, today; ect until the overload is caught up.

But you know, gubmint can’t think of things like this.
As long as said at 7:46 pm on July 7th, 2020:
the public keeps accepting substandard services, and voting in the same people, it will go on and on.
Easy said at 10:06 pm on July 7th, 2020:
Privatize this disaster and watch the headaches disappear.