Problems Resulting From DMV Computer Failures Continue At 5 Offices
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - The California Department of Motor Vehicles says all but five of its offices have returned to normal operations following a catastrophic computer failure this week.
The DMV said Friday that all offices are expected to return to recover by the end of the day.
Officials say field offices in Brawley, Concord and Inglewood can process driver's license matters but not vehicle registrations. A test center in Fontana for commercial driver's licenses and an industry business center in Winnetka also had lingering problems.
A failure of multiple hard drives on Monday wiped out most functions at two-thirds of the DMV's 188 offices for several days.
DMV officials say customer data was not lost, and online functions remain available.
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