Kansas leaders concerned about new driver's license system
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September 15, 2017
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas officials worry there could be technical problems when a long-awaited, multimillion-dollar computer system for issuing and tracking 2 million driver's license records launches next year.
The Kansas Department of Revenue plans to launch the computer system in January, the Topeka Capital-Journal reported .
The department attempted to introduce the vehicle registration system in 2012 but had performance problems. Issues included computer malfunctions and long lines for customers getting license tags.
Officials said avoiding similar problems with the new computer system...
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