Why Does the Vehicle Management Office Always Say There's No Internet?
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Real reasons for no internet at the Vehicle Management Office: System Updates: Just like games, the traffic management system requires updates, which can render the internal network unusable—a fairly common occurrence. Auxiliary Website Malfunction: Some services rely on supplementary websites for processing. If these sites experience network issues, certain tasks may fail to undergo review. Payment System Failure: Network transmission problems can cause the payment system to malfunction, preventing the driver and vehicle management system from printing tasks. Server Room Malfunction: If the server room at higher or provincial-level departments fails, driver and vehicle management services cannot be completed. Fiber Optic Cable Damage: With frequent urban infrastructure construction, signal fiber optic cables are often accidentally severed.
Last time I went to the DMV to get license plates, I waited almost two hours, and the staff kept saying they couldn't do anything because there was no internet. When I asked why this keeps happening, they said the servers frequently crash, especially during peak hours. A friend of mine who works in IT mentioned privately that the DMV's system is outdated, and the government lacks the funds to upgrade it, leading to frequent server freezes. Additionally, during rush hours like opening time in the morning or the end of the month, when crowds rush to get things done, the server overloads and naturally disconnects. I've also seen them use 'no internet' as an excuse to delay tasks, but most of the time, it's a genuine malfunction. I recommend going during off-peak hours or booking an appointment in advance to reduce waiting time. Overall, it's a combination of poor management and outdated technology causing the issue.
