All of the Oregon DMV Express kiosks take credit and debit cards for the renewal payment, and about half also accept cash. They also charge a $4.95 transaction fee paid to the state’s vendor ...

The Oregon DMV's office located inside Mall 205 will permanently close at the end of the month, the state agency abruptly announced Tuesday. The Oregon DMV citied a series of maintenance issues at ...

The kiosks charge a $4.95 vendor fee, which is not collected by the Oregon DMV. Instead, the fee goes to the kiosk’s vendor, Intellectual Technology, Inc. “Fred Meyer is pleased to partner ...

Customers are charged a vendor fee of $4.95 per transaction. Oregon DMV does not collect or benefit from the transaction fee, which goes directly to the vendor Intellectual Technology Inc.

The Oregon DMV has made it a little easier for people to renew their vehicle registration with new kiosks at some Fred Meyer stores. There are nine Fred Meyers that have the kiosks, including in West ...

Oregon did not spend tax dollars to purchase the kiosks, according to the DMV. Instead, each transaction carries a $4.95 fee that goes to Intellectual Technology. DMV officials said they would ...

The Oregon DMV will close its busy Mall 205 location at the end of January, citing sewage smells, sporadic water pressure and a list of other maintenance problems the department says plague the ...

We’re looking forward to bringing more kiosks to the state later this year.” With the new kiosks, customers are charged a vendor fee of $4.95 per transaction and can walk away with a printed vehicle ...

The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has introduced express kiosks ... There is a $4.95 fee for using the kiosks, which accept both cash and credit payments. Users need to provide their ...

(KOIN) — The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles will ... as an adjacent Target store on Southeast Washington Street, the DMV announced the office’s final day of operation will be Jan.