The list of grocery stores was revealed during a Thursday morning press conference. Our original story continues below. You could soon renew your Illinois driver's license or your vehicle registration in a much more convenient way -- during a trip to the grocery store.

The Illinois secretary of state’s office installed more than a dozen kiosks in supermarkets in an effort to reduce the hassle of taking care of DMV business.

The kiosks allow people to print vehicle registration renewals or renew their driver's licenses or state ID cards while they're shopping.

You could now renew your driver's license while purchasing your groceries as DMV kiosks have been put up in more than a dozen grocery stores across the Chicago area this fall, the Secretary of State's office announced Thursday.

Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias speaks about the new DMV kiosk program unveiled Thursday at Mariano’s in the West Loop. Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times Share Illinois residents who need to renew their driver’s license or state ID have a new option for avoiding a trip to a Secretary of State driver services center.

The Illinois Secretary of State's office has installed 15 "fast lane" DMV kiosks at grocery stores across the state, so drivers can renew their licenses or get new vehicle stickers while they're shopping.

Aiming to expand ease of access for services typically accessed at a DMV, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced the start of a "fast lane" DMV kiosk pilot program at retail stores across the state.