Quoth Monterey Jack
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As much as I complain about Pennsylvania, and its capital city, they redid our DMV (or PENNDOT as it's called) quite nicely. They used to be in a building along a street with meters, and no parking lot of their own. I got ticketed once because I parked at the meter and underestimated how much time I'd need. The guy was very apologetic when he saw me, but said that once he started writing it up, he had to finish it. And there were the long lines to stand in.
They moved to a much larger building around 2000 or so, with its own parking lot. And waiting in a long line is a thing of the past. You go to the front desk, tell them what you need, and they give you a form if you don't already have it, and a number. Then you have a seat somewhere and just hang out until your number is called.




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