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Governor Hochul recently announced a new project to revamp DMV technology statewide in partnership with FAST Enterprises. This initiative aims to replace the current 50-year-old technology that causes delays and system outages with new technology that will introduce automation, improve security, stability, and agility within the DMV.

The project is expected to take four years to complete and will streamline processes and enhance the overall customer experience at the DMV. Residents can look forward to a more efficient and effective system for handling motor vehicle-related tasks. Fast Enterprises, who have experience modernizing DMV systems in over 15 states, will contribute greatly to the success of this statewide initiative.

This technological upgrade will benefit both employees and customers of the DMV by providing a more user-friendly and reliable system for conducting various transactions. The introduction of automation and improved security measures will enable the DMV to better handle the demands of a modern society. Governor Hochul is optimistic that this overhaul will bring significant improvements to the way citizens interact with the DMV in the state.

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