Edited sentence: " Implicit in this question is the assumption that anyone who has ever dealt with a DMV had a negative experience.At some DMV offices, satisfying these three requirements requires waiting on three separate lines.For example, many jurisdictions require that individuals who are renewing their driver's licenses be photographed, pass a vision test, and pay a renewal fee.In many jurisdictions, the DMV or other agency responsible for implementing and enforcing motor vehicle-related legal requirements is considered the epitome of systematized government waste and inefficiency.Individuals first wait on a line to read an eye chart, then wait on another line to be photographed, and finally wait on another line to pay the renewal fee.Opponents of public health care often invoke the rhetorical question, "Do you want your health care run like the DMV.The popular perception of DMVs as wasteful and inefficient is so prevalent that in the United States, opponents of government health care point to the DMV as an argument against government involvement in health care.The public reputation of DMV agencies often is characterized by surly staffers, incomprehensible forms, and systematized inefficiency.Whatever reasons may exist for this procedure, casual observers often ask why the DMV doesn't simply install a camera and hang an eye chart at the payment window, thus reducing the number of waits on line to one