A nationwide technology problem briefly interrupted services Thursday at state offices that handle driver’s licenses, officials said.
The outage, which lasted from approximately 9:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EST, was “due to a loss in cloud connectivity,” the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators said.
“This prevented a number of motor vehicle agencies from issuing driver licenses and vehicle titles during the outage,” the group said in a written statement.
The association, based in Arlington, Virginia, maintains a national computer network to allow the exchange of driver’s license information, including driver records.
The cause of the outage was being investigated.
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Illinois and Virginia were among the states that used social media to say services had been interrupted.
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