Driver Licenses Could Cost State More; Photos Would Be Black & WhiteWill New York drivers be getting less for more? The state awarded a Canadian company an eight-year contract to create state driver licenses. The catch is, those license photos will be black and white instead of color. On top of that, the contract is $38 million more than what the state currently pays. Sen. Joe Griffo says something's wrong with that picture. "I think you had a product that worked and you had a product that was cost efficient," Griffo said, "so to change that now, you add cost -- it just doesn't make a lot of sense." Griffo is asking the state to reject all bids for the contract to produce the licenses. |
Sunday, May 19, 2013
, Watertown, NY
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