By Calvin Biesecker The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Friday issued its final regulations for establishing minimum security standards states must comply with for their drivers' licenses and identification cards, and said the new rule will reduce implementation costs by nearly 75 percent from earlier estimates. With the final regulations posted, states can get going with putting in place the processes and technologies they need to become compliant with the REAL ID requirements. "We've seen almost flat growth rates…
DHS Cuts Costs To States In Final Rule For Secure Drivers’ Licenses
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