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Expect to wait for service, tests when MVC reopens June 29
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The MVC announced its opening for in-person service and rescheduled driving tests.
The MVC announced its opening for in-person service and rescheduled driving tests on June 29. But between backlogs and social distancing, expect service to be slower as the agency tries to recover from its COVID-19 hiatus.
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Expect to wait for service, tests when MVC reopens June 29
Clip: 6/8/2020 | 3m 13sVideo has Closed Captions
The MVC announced its opening for in-person service and rescheduled driving tests on June 29. But between backlogs and social distancing, expect service to be slower as the agency tries to recover from its COVID-19 hiatus.
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