With the contract in Hawaii, Link2Gov now has contracts for government services in nine states, Richardson Roberts, the company's chief executive officer, said in a statement. It is working on contracts in two other states. It provides government entities with services such as paying fines, renewing driver's licenses and registering a vehicle either using the Internet or a voice activated response system.
People pay a fee for the service.
Depending on the success of the service in Hawaii, the state judiciary has expressed interest in expanding the service to other Hawaiian islands, Link2Gov said. Associated Press content is Copyrighted by The Associated Press.