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When it's time to renew your driver license, you'll now be able to skip the line at the driver service Center.
Renewing your driver license almost always involves a lengthy line.
At the AAA office in Cool Springs, you'll find one of 30 new self-service driver license kiosks.
The kiosks can be used to renew or replace an existing license or state ID card.
They're designed to be quick and easy to use.
The computer will guide you through a few simple steps, and take your picture.
The photo is matched to the state database using facial recognition.
The kiosks provide a temporary print out. The new license will be mailed in few days.
The state has installed the kiosks across the state, including several county clerk's offices.
So while the lines may be long at the driver service center, at the Cool Springs AAA, the kiosk is ready for its next customer.
The new kiosks cost the state about $45,000 dollars each.
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Tuesday, January 22 2013, 10:56 PM CST
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