It’s summertime and Americans are on the move, many of them travelling to other U.S. states. If you’re in law enforcement, banking, or retail, out-of-state tourists may hand you their driver’s license as proof of identity.
You’ve never seen that style of license before? It may be because several U.S. jurisdictions started issuing revamped driver’s licenses and ID cards over the past year. Here’s a recap of the latest redesigned credentials.
New U.S. driver’s licenses you may see this summer
ALASKA
Alaska is the first U.S. state to use translucent polycarbonate. Learn more.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire’s upgraded driver’s license and ID card depict state icons and landmarks. Read more.
NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina’s new credentials combine iconic state images with updated security features. Learn more.
TENNESSEE
Tennessee’s new credentials include iconic state imagery and updated security features. Read more.
U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
The new U.S. Virgin Islands credential has state-specific branding and a background design that displays native imagery.
Sources/References:
Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles
New Hampshire
North Carolina DMV
Tennessee Dept. of Safety & Homeland Security
U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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