Georgia had an appallingly bad DMV in the 90s and fixing was a focus of Governor Sonny Perdue's gubernatorial race. Between 2003-2011 it was overhauled and whe

Georgia had an appallingly bad DMV in the 90s and fixing was a focus of Governor Sonny Perdue's gubernatorial race. Between 2003-2011 it was overhauled and when Nathan Deal was governor from 2011-2019 it was boosted further. They had kiosk you could go to that would fulfill most of your needs and you could schedule appointments online. It was fantastic. Then Brian Kemp came into office, cut the budget, and screwed it all up. I wouldn't at all be surprised if it had something to do with business interests in the state. There's a strong privatized driver training and rehabilitation lobby in the state. Many traffic courts in the state refer you to these private companies as part of the resolution to tickets.