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Real ID has more or less happened. States still issue IDs that don't meet those requirements, but at some point it's likely enough to actually become a requirem
by maxerickson 3y ago
Real ID has more or less happened. States still issue IDs that don't meet those requirements, but at some point it's likely enough to actually become a requirement for using the ID to fly (instead of being delayed again).
- jandrewrogers 3y agoThe ID standardization parts mostly happened. The parts where the underlying State databases are shared with a central Federal government database did not.
- maxerickson 3y agoThere's a data sharing system, it isn't clear if it is entirely functionally equivalent to a centralized database, but it certainly goes in that direction if you compare it to not having a sharing system.