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Another UK resident here. I don’t take my wallet out of the house most days. It’s there for if I think I might run out of phone battery and need to be able to
by tokamak-teapot 4y ago
Another UK resident here.
I don’t take my wallet out of the house most days. It’s there for if I think I might run out of phone battery and need to be able to pay for something urgently, or be somewhere that only takes cash, but that’s been maybe three times in the last couple of years.
- saulpw 4y agoDo you have a driver's license or other ID you need to carry with you?
- tokamak-teapot 4y agoNo, driver's license doesn't need to be carried around in the UK. If the police want to see it, you can bring it to them later. Other IDs - nothing is required to be carried around in the UK, but lots of offices have a pass card, which allows you to get in and out through barriers, take some buses for free, etc. I have one that lives in my laptop bag.
- Sohcahtoa82 4y agoIn America, the law states that you are not required to provide ID to police unless you are suspected of a crime or it's a traffic stop. But that's just what the law states, and cops don't care about that. They'll harass you until you lash out in frustration so that they have an excuse to beat the shit out of you and throw you in a cell. So yeah, theoretically, I don't need to carry my ID if I'm just walking to the store, but I kind of do anyways in case I run into a cop with a bad attitude.