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UK didn’t really have ID cards while in the EU. They were introduced at one point, but never caught on. I never met anyone having one. A funny side effect, sim
by rich_sasha 5y ago
UK didn’t really have ID cards while in the EU. They were introduced at one point, but never caught on. I never met anyone having one.
A funny side effect, similar to the US I believe, is that you need a driving license to buy booze.
- ghaff 5y ago>you need a driving license to buy booze There may be some variation by state but you typically need a government-issued photo ID (Added: If they check, most places don't if you're obviously old enough.). Which often means a driver's license but can mean a state ID that you get instead of a driver's license. In theory you can probably use a passport/Global entry card/etc. But the more unusual ID you try to present, the greater the chance some store clerk won't accept it.