"We just don't want people to wait," Husted said. "We want them to have a great interaction with our services because we know that it's important to them to save their time and their money." Husted said about 3,300 Ohioans use Get In Line Online every day. Ohio's BMV also introduced the "Get In Line Online" program, which allows Ohioans to reserve their spot in line at the BMV through an online portal.
So far, Husted said the kiosks have collectively saved Ohioans over 34,000 visits to the BMV.
That number recently increased to 18. The kiosks are open 24 hours a day and are found all over Ohio, including the Grove City Kroger and the Westerville Meijer. One of the new programs is the implementation of nine "Ohio Express Kiosks." The kiosks allow customers to renew and print vehicle registrations and validation stickers.
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