Originally Posted by
Helen_J
I'm not sure if this would be a good idea in regards to regulating who can and can't drive, but it's interesting with regards to the TSA. What would Georgia residents show at the security checkpoint? Would all GA residents have to get IDs to fly? Would they have to get passports? What would this do to affect airport security procedures?
As has been noted frequently in this forum --- strictly speaking, you don't have to have an approved ID card to fly, as long as you're willing to submit to the TSA's lengthy and invasive identity verification procedure. Alternatively, GA residents could present some other identity card from
TSA's list of approved IDs (passports qualify, but there are others).