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Indiana BMV says kiosks are being used more than ever

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The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles says Hoosiers are using BMV Connect kiosks more than ever. 

The agency reports its 2025 goal of 1.45 million kiosk transactions has been shattered, with more than 1.55 million transactions completed statewide.

Officials say the growth reflects strong demand for flexible, on-the-go services.

Courtney Holt, BMV Director of Branch Operations, says giving customers options remains a top priority. Indiana now has 74 kiosk locations with 110 machines, including nine new locations added this year.

The BMV plans to expand kiosk availability and add more transaction options in 2026. 

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