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Since the start of the pandemic, it's not been the easiest thing to do business at New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, especially if you're waiting to get a driver's license. However, a new concept being tested by NJMVC could help.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has been handling the majority of its services through its website. Now, the MVC is making changes to increase those online services and better serve the public.

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

Motor Vehicle Commission's in Runnemede and Delanco have closed for cleaning after employees at both locations tested positive for coronavirus.

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.

Amid the coronavirus outbreak, drivers in New Jersey with expired documents are being given another two-month extension.