Department of Motor Vehicles faces supply chain delays
The DMV says it doesn't expect to catch up with sending out registration stickers until early next year.
News 12 Staff
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Dec 2, 2021, 3:26 AM
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Updated 870 days ago
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861ds agoThe
state Department of Motor Vehicles is the latest to suffer the consequences of
supply chain delays.
The DMV says it doesn't expect to catch up with sending out registration stickers until early next year.
The DMV says it doesn't expect to catch up with sending out registration stickers until early next year.
The
state blames the COVID-19 pandemic on the shortage of stickers. About
400,000 New Yorkers are affected by the sticker shortage.
