The Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License Offices canceled appointments for driver's licenses statewide for a second straight day Thursday.
Since Tuesday, Texans have been turned away at DPS offices due to a systemwide problem with issuing licenses.
According to Texas DPS, an ongoing upgrade system upgrade that began over the Labor Day weekend is affecting people trying to renew or replace a driver's license, or identification card, obtain a driving record, or verify eligibility.
The problem disrupted offices and online services.
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NBC 5 asked DPS if their system had been hacked. A spokesperson said no security issues have been reported.
DPS canceled all appointments for Wednesday, Sept. 6, and appointments from 7 a.m. to noon on Thursday, Sept. 7. On Thursday morning, the DPS said they were canceling appointments for the entire day.
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No timeline was given for when the problem would be fixed.
To see the latest updates, check dps.texas.gov.
