2 more New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission centers closed after employees test positive for coronavirus
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has announced that two centers in New Jersey are closed after employees tested positive for coronavirus.
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Oct 21, 2020, 4:54 PM
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Updated 1,513 days ago
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has announced that two centers in
New Jersey are closed after employees tested positive for coronavirus.
The Cardiff licensing center,
which is set to reopen next Wednesday, and the Manahawkin vehicle center, which
is set to reopen the following Monday, are both currently closed.
The licensing centers in Delanco and Eatontown are set to reopen
Saturday, the road test operations center in Eatontown remains open, and the
Runnemede Center will open next Monday.
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