> Digital driver’s licenses cannot be used as proof of name and address to fulfill the lawful order of a police officer. You know, it's pretty common for the p

> Digital driver’s licenses cannot be used as proof of name and address to fulfill the lawful order of a police officer. You know, it's pretty common for the police to accept registration and insurance on a phone. I suspect officers will be able to use their own judgement and maybe bow to social pressure to accept it anyway. Their own judgement might also go the other way depending on circumstances, and even with a digital license available, they might require a physical one.