Low adoption rates among driver license holders have caused concern for the feds.
The clock is ticking for Alabamians to get a STAR ID driver license, and a top federal official said waiting could lead to further delays.
Tara Corse, the Transportation Security Administration’s federal security director for Alabama, said the May 7 deadline -- when travel on commercial airlines or entry to some federal facilities will require a security-enhanced identification card – could bring a flurry of people to state driver license offices.
The STAR ID – Alabama’s program under the federal REAL ID Act passed in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, is an enhancement to a driver license or state ID card that is issued after verifying an applicant’s social security number and legal status.UAH researcher wins $1M grant to combat attacks on GPS devices with AI
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