My drivers license

[Bruno of NH]

I had my license renewal on Friday.
I was worried about them pulling my license because of my mobility and anxiety issues I have been having. 
It took me a bit to get into the building with crutches but made it out with my renewal. 
4 more years I probably won't make it that long.
I'm glad it's over, only the second time I went in a building in 2 years.

[fluidpowerpro]

I'm sure your glad to have that over with. One day at a time and do it again when the time comes.

[Magicman]

Congrats my Friend.  8)

[WV Sawmiller]

  Did you have the option to get the Federal Driver's license? I assume all states offer it now and it provides better access to so places.

[beenthere]

Am thinking you mean the Real ID ?

https://www.dhs.gov/real-id

[WV Sawmiller]

   That looks to be the one. I had to show my DD214 and they added me as a veteran. I think I used my passport so now I can use it in place of a birth certificate in many if not all cases and I think it is accepted at all airports. I know some state driver's licenses are/were not accepted as proof of ID by TSA because they were not rigid enough in their verification processes.

[Chuck White]

Here in NY, they offer what's labeled "enhanced" drivers license!

They cost more, but they can be used for crossing the border, in leu of a passport, mine also indicates that I am a Veteran!

I haven't heard the term Federal Drivers License, other than when I was in the USAF and held a Military Drivers License!

[Don P]

The young lady that did my card last time just smiled when I said yes to her organ donor question. They've got all the holographics on the card now. I'm pretty sure I can twist it in the light and make out 4F under the organ donor star. She seemed like such a nice girl  :D

[peakbagger]

NH now does real ID but its voluntary. For folks who do not travel on aircraft they can skip it. I used to travel so I have it. There really isnt info tied to it that is not readilly available to a law enforcement. It just takes a bit of extra ID. 

[WV Sawmiller]

Chuck,

   I think that is the REAL ID mentioned above. It is an option and not required and it does cost something like $10 more IIRC. It has a little flag verifying veteran's status if you show your DD 214. I think you have to show a passport or birth certificate to verify citizenship. 

Don,

   I had never heard of anyone having/checking the "N/A" option as an organ donor. :D

[HemlockKing]

In NS everyone's a organ donor until you opt out

[Bruno of NH]

The girl asked if I still wanted my motorcycle endorsement and I said yes.
I could still get a trike some time or a Ural.
I have some Putin mittens on the way for running the mill.
They would fit in with the Ural

[Chuck White]

Ya @Bruno of NH , I still have my motorcycle endorsement too, haven't been on one since '82!

It's a lot easier to leave it on there, vs getting it added back on later!

[Bruno of NH]

Ya @Bruno of NH , I still have my motorcycle endorsement too, haven't been on one since '82!

It's a lot easier to leave it on there, vs getting it added back on later!

I wasn't giving it up , it would be like giving in ! 
I'm not doing that 

[Ed_K]

 Ma. has the real I.D. you show the dd214, birth certificate and a copy of a bill that proves you lived in ma. Rita an I didn't give up our motorcycle license's either, my son just bought an 88 kawsaki voyager been setting for 3 yrs and he's going to make a trike out of it and bring it home for Rita an I to ride. I like the idea as I haven't been on a bike since 2001. Rita not so much  :(.