“You no longer have to block off the whole day to visit a DMV. Now, we are here when you want us,” said Alex Giannoulias, the Secretary of State who is backing the new skip-the-line program coming to DMVs this fall. Appointments will be required to get driver’s licenses, IDs, and driving tests at 44 of the busiest DMVs statewide, including all of the Chicago facilities, except for one Loop location at Randolph and Lasalle.
Giannoulias wants to see the online scheduling statewide and increase the number of services offered online and over the phone. The plan is slated to launch on September 1.
