C.R.S. Section 42-1-231
Kiosk program

(1)

An authorized agent may conduct a kiosk program using a private provider to provide services concerning any function the authorized agent performs under article 2, 3, or 6 of this title 42, not including part 5 of article 2 of this title 42. The kiosk program may include mobile telephone and web solutions to provide services. An authorized agent shall:

(a)

Allow a resident in the county’s jurisdiction to use a kiosk in another county for any purpose authorized under this section; and

(b)

Allow a resident of another county to use a kiosk in the county’s jurisdiction for any purpose authorized under this section.

(2)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The authorized agent may use a competitive bid process to select the private provider.

(b)

The authorized agent may assess a convenience fee, as negotiated between the authorized agent and the private provider, for the services provided in the kiosk program. The authorized agent may authorize the private provider to retain a portion or all of the convenience fee.

(3)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The department may accept financial assistance from an authorized agent or a private party to implement this program, so long as the financial assistance is directly related to the kiosk program and does not stipulate a condition that conflicts with state law.

(b)

Repealed.

(c)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(I)

The department shall transfer any money accepted under this subsection (3) to the state treasurer, who shall credit it to the Colorado DRIVES vehicle services account created in section 42-1-211. The department shall use any money accepted under this subsection (3) to implement this section.

(II)

Repealed.

(4)

To implement this program, the authorized agent and the department shall coordinate with each other to ensure that the program will operate successfully and in accordance with state law.

(5)

Any private provider participating in the kiosk program is not excluded from any competitive bid process associated with motor vehicle registration, issuing certificates of title, or issuing driver’s licenses.

(6)

To be qualified to be a private provider, a person must:

(a)

Meet the security requirements established by rule by the office of information technology; and

(b)

Operate in accordance with a service-level agreement with the authorized agent.

(7)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

The private provider shall not retain the information obtained from a transaction authorized under this section for any purpose other than the purposes of this section and as required in the service-level agreement with the authorized agent.

(b)

The private provider shall not transfer to another person or use or copy information obtained from a transaction authorized under this section for any purpose other than the purposes of this section and as required in the service-level agreement with the authorized agent.

Source: Section 42-1-231 — Kiosk program, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-42.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

42‑1‑101
Short title 42‑1‑102
Definitions 42‑1‑201
Administration - supervisor 42‑1‑202
Have charge of all divisions 42‑1‑203
Executive director to cooperate with others - local compliance required 42‑1‑204
Uniform rules and regulations 42‑1‑205
Record of official acts - seal 42‑1‑206
Records open to inspection - furnishing of copies - rules 42‑1‑207
No supplies for private purposes - penalty 42‑1‑208
Information on accidents - published 42‑1‑210
Authorized agents - legislative declaration - fee 42‑1‑211
Driver’s license, record, identification, and vehicle enterprise solution 42‑1‑213
Commission of authorized agents 42‑1‑214
Duties of authorized agents 42‑1‑215
Oaths 42‑1‑216
Destruction of obsolete records 42‑1‑217
Disposition of fines and surcharges 42‑1‑218.5
Electronic hearings 42‑1‑219
Appropriations for administration of title 42‑1‑222
Motor vehicle investigations unit 42‑1‑224
Record check 42‑1‑225
Commercial vehicle enterprise tax fund - creation 42‑1‑226
Disabled parking education and enforcement fund - created 42‑1‑227
Disabled parking education program 42‑1‑228
Revocation hearings - right of driver to challenge validity of initial traffic stop 42‑1‑230
Exceptions processing - rules 42‑1‑231
Kiosk program 42‑1‑232
Third-party VIN inspection program - rules - definitions 42‑1‑233
Expedited registration program - private vendor providing services to register Class A commercial vehicles - rules 42‑1‑234
Electronic vehicle registration and titling - electronic transmission of vehicle lien information - authority - rules - electronic transactions fund - gifts, grants, and donations - repeal 42‑1‑235
Electronic records, documents, and signatures
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 42-1-231’s source at colorado​.gov