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Is a Digital Driver’s License in your Future?: NMA Weekly E-Newsletter #476 - National Motorists Association

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AAMVA Director of Identity Management Geoff Slagle said he does not believe there will be wide scale adoption of the digital licenses by either states or citizens anytime soon because:

·    No standards are currently in place for the actual DDL and how it will be used on the smartphone.

·    Equipment capability for law enforcement to use during traffic stops needs to be standardized.

·    Consumer apprehension over technology and privacy concerns will continue.

From Is a Digital Driver’s License in your Future?: NMA Weekly E-Newsletter #476 - National Motorists Association.

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