“We want to be involved in this process because we will help lead the way, the direction the mobile driver's license is going to evolve across the country,” Schaffer said. Some people have suggested waiting until many more states have adopted the system, but then North Dakota will have no say in the matter. Schaffer said states including Iowa, Colorado, Louisiana and Florida are already issuing mobile driver’s licenses and about a dozen other states are just beginning the process, like North Dakota. The applicant completed at least 30 hours of supervised driving practice, including at least 10 hours at night for a graduated driver license at least 30 (Initial) hours of motorcycle riding practice for a motorcycle license or motorcycle endorsement. The card I-D will still be needed in states that haven’t gotten on board with the system. Schaffer stresses the electronic driver’s license will be voluntary.Įven if drivers do select that option, they’ll still get the usual plastic driver’s license card as well, at least for the time being. The state is looking into a QR code method, where the driver simply scans a barcode from the officer to authorize transmission of the driver’s data. We study the implications of these vulnerabilities to overall system security, and o er suggestions for improvement. We measure multi-ple weaknesses, including susceptibility to cloning, extended read ranges, and the ability to remotely kill a WA EDL.
Showing a plastic card allows others to read personal information, including address and date of birth.Īnother concern involves displaying an electronic credential during interaction with law enforcement. ton State enhanced drivers license' (WA EDL), both of which incorporate Gen-2 EPC tags.
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