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"There is no competition to the DMV, so there is no incentive to run it well." I have been to the DMV in Ca, NV and NM in the last few years. All of them had a
by spaetzleesser 5y ago
"There is no competition to the DMV, so there is no incentive to run it well."
I have been to the DMV in Ca, NV and NM in the last few years. All of them had appointment systems. In all three states I got there at the appointment time and had my car registered and a new license in between 30 and 60 minutes. I would rate the service better than at most private companies, competition or not.
- bluGill 5y agoSure, once you get an appointment. Last time I tried they were booked a month out. Then when I got there I forgot one piece of paper and another month before I could get the next appointment. Before appointments I just walked in, and worst case was only an hour wait.
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- jjav 5y agoPost-pandemic CA DMV has moved a lot more online, including things like title transfer which used to be in-person only. So you mostly don't need to go to the DMV anymore. And if you do, since most people aren't going, it is now quick. A handful of years ago I remember appointments were a couple months out. Last month I needed an appointment and got one for the next day (and it wasn't a one-off, there were times available every day of that week) and I barely waited 5 minutes when I got there.