By Alison Marcotte September 18, One of those kiosks is inside Ames Iowa Public Library. Over the next two years, 10, residents renewed their licenses at four Iowa locations.
After reviewing responses and locations, Iowa DOT selected its sites. There are several eligibility requirements for using the kiosks: A user has to be a US citizen and an Iowa resident, and he or she must be between ages 18— After filling out the required information, patrons pay with a credit or debit card and receive a transaction receipt. Where you place the self-service kiosk is important, she says. Iowa DOT also requires that there be a blue surface in the background for license photos.
Lowe says the agency would eventually like to get to the point where each kiosk is doing 50—75 transactions a day, but he says this will probably vary by location.
They also want to expand to other state services, such as providing voter registration, applications for vital records, and hunting and fishing permits. The Memphis Tenn. Skip to main content. Tagged Under public libraries. Improving Retention Leveraging collections for student success. The conversation starts here.
