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DDS experiences statewide computer glitch

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Georgians trying to get drivers licenses Wednesday experienced even longer lines and wait times than usual.

Department of Driver Services Officials say they could not issue licenses and ID cards for a while due a technical issue with their system.

One customer told us the glitch held him up for the day.

"We waited a long time earlier then the computers went down. Then we went and got something to eat and came back and the computers were up for a little but then they went down again. So obviously I'm upset," said Scott Harpole.

DDS officials say they've resolved the issue and they should be back to business as usual Thursday.

 

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