The deadline for REAL ID, May 7, is approaching fast, and if you're looking to getaway for a quick vacation, you'll need one to fly.But are there any alternative forms of identification allowed?

REAL ID compliant cards will be enforced by the Transportation Security Administration for anyone wanting to get on an airplane starting May 7. If you haven't upgraded yet, you still have options ...

If you don’t have your REAL ID, here’s a full list of TSA-approved acceptable alternative IDs: State-issued Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) or Enhanced ID (EID) U.S. passport; ...

Wednesday, May 7 is the day REAL ID gets real. Are you ready? Read on for answers to frequently asked questions on the new identification, decades in the making, and what New Yorkers should know.

What if I'm flying without a Real ID? According to the TSA, 81% of travelers provide an acceptable ID at security checkpoints. But a CBS News data analysis in April found that at least 17 states ...

On May 7, 2025, after years of delays, travelers in the United States will need Real ID–compliant identification to get on a flight. Enforcement of the REAL ID Act arrives almost two decades ...

With the Real ID deadline just two months away, here's what to know about the added hours and locations. Finding a NY DMV ...

The best possible advice for Massachusetts residents seeking to upgrade their regular driver’s licenses to a federal Real ID comes from Santa Claus, who makes a yearly list and checks it twice.

The Real ID Act became effective nationwide on May 11, 2008. Florida began issuing REAL ID-compliant credentials after Jan. 1, 2010. The new credentials have a star in the upper right corner of ...