Expect Delays At DMV In May

The Kansas Department of Motor Vehicles

won’t be able to provide some services while it installs a new

computer system during the first week of May.

The Kansas Department of Revenue says the new computer system

will combine three old systems into one, providing more efficiency.

The Kansas Department of Motor Vehicles

won’t be able to provide some services while it installs a new

computer system during the first week of May.

The Kansas Department of Revenue says the new computer system

will combine three old systems into one, providing more efficiency.

Because of the upgrade, state and county offices won’t issue

driver’s licenses and identification cards, or process vehicle

titles and registrations, from May 1 to 7. People who have licenses

or registrations expiring in April or the first week of May are

encouraged to renew before April 30.

The Garden City Telegram reports the

transfer of 6.8 million vehicle registration records will begin

April 30. The new system is expected to be ready for operation May

8.