Your driver's license could be replaced by a cellphone app if a pilot program involving four states and the District of Columbia works out. While he said there is nothing inherently wrong with a digital driver's license, he said it leaves room for abuse. Each individual state will still be in control of driver's license information, as they are now, he said. Diane Johanssen manages the driver's license office in Lakewood, Colorado, which took part in field testing Gemalto's product. Grassi believes most Americans will have the choice of using a digital driver's license, or sticking with the old hard copy, within the next five years.

Source: Fox News February 09, 2018 16:30 UTC