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Georgia DDS systems running again after ‘technical issues’

The outage affected the online services applications and the “DDS 2 Go” mobile app.

Credit: Georgia Department of Driver Services

Credit: Georgia Department of Driver Services

The outage affected the online services applications and the “DDS 2 Go” mobile app.
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June 11, 2019

The Georgia Department of Driver Services said its systems are back up and running after “technical issues” made it unable to serve customers Tuesday morning.

The outage affected the online services applications and the “DDS 2 Go” mobile app, the DDS said in a statement on Twitter. The issue caused problems processing customer requests at all service centers.

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