Pennsylvania prepares to start issuing Real IDs

Published February 27. 2019 05:20AM

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania is about to start issuing driver licenses that allow holders to board commercial airliners and enter certain secure federal facilities when federal Real ID standards take effect in Pennsylvania next year.

The state Department of Transportation plans to issue the so-called Real IDs starting Friday.
Those who want one must bring proof of current address, a Social Security card and proof of identity, such as a passport or birth certificate, to a driver license center.
About 170,000 people who got pre-qualified can order theirs online. There are 10 million holders of Pennsylvania driver licenses and ID cards.
The Real IDs cost $30 and meet federal anti-terrorism standards, but are optional and aren't necessary to legally drive. Federal Real ID standards take effect in Pennsylvania in October 2020.

Comments
The big joke! Real ID, The Wall! 99% of the Deviant Republican losers who advocate this are the descendants of Ellis Island "X" signatories & couldn't pass a basic citizenship test. MAGA? Whatever....
DO, I would like to administer the basic US citizenship test to you. The cemeteries always vote Democratic they say. Wonder why that is? Democratic Voter Fraud is the answer. How many times do you vote DO? That is why Democrats don’t want a wall on our southern border. The “Big Fraud” is over! MAGA! President Trump will restore legitimacy to US elections. No more bottle of whiskey to bribe you to vote for the liberals DO. Too bad...for you.

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