MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama has shut down its system for issuing driver licenses for a second straight day.
A statement from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says a vendor is working to fix a problem caused by a computer software update over the weekend. The shutdown Tuesday follows a two-hour shutdown that occurred Monday.
The statement says the problem involves a database.
The agency says both local license offices and online services are temporarily out of commission.
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