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they would ask them for identification just like they did with this guy

• cjrp 7y ago
  Of every person wearing a headscarf or veil? And every cyclist wearing a filter mask?
  • ptah 7y ago
    not sure, i'm not a policeman that is involved with these pilots. i am sure they are still developing policy around it
• kypro 7y ago
  What identification exactly? You don't have to own a passport or a drivers license in the UK, nor do we have ID cards.
  • ptah 7y ago
    most people here in the UK would have a credit or debit card on them. almost everyone have a driver's licence, but bank cards are a must even for those that dont
    • OJFord 7y ago
      As true as it is that most people have them, they're not a form of identification...
      • ptah 7y ago
        yes, but that is up to the discretion of the police officer
    • rikkus 7y ago
      This is entirely untrue.
    • mises 7y ago
      That does not mean they have to carry said stuff with them. Also, credit/debit cards do not store the same kind of information an ID card stores, particularly as there is no photo. Do you really think we ought to have a society in which no one can leave his house without his dog tag?
      • ptah 7y ago
        i don't recall saying that people have to comply with having id on them at all times
    • ptah 7y ago
      I am not saying that the police requires people to carry them, just that you pretty much need them in every day life
    • RugnirViking 7y ago
      It's extremely normal to travel without any kind of ID, especially photo id. The main thing a lot of people carry is their driver's license, but if you don't have one of those you might very legitimately have none.