Georgia has implemented new legislation allowing drivers to use digital versions of their driver’s licenses, known as mobile driver’s licenses, during traffic stops starting July 1, 2025. The ...

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Susan Sports of Georgia DDS explains what the state’s new digital ID law means for drivers—and when a phone license is officially valid.

Starting July, Georgia drivers can use digital IDs on phones during traffic stops, though physical IDs remain needed for some activities.

On Friday, the Georgia Department of Driver Services issued a news release reminding drivers to make sure their license is a Real ID. Here's that to look for and why this is important.

Rep. Houston Gaines, R-Athens, the chief sponsor of HB 296, said about 450,000 Georgians are already using an official Georgia drivers’ license in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.

Georgia legislators seek to expand e-license parameters. If approved, Georgia drivers will be able to present digital ID at traffic stops.

In Georgia, drivers may accumulate points on his or her license after a crash if they’re convicted of certain traffic violations, law says.

At this time, Georgia’s digital driver’s license is only accepted at TSA PreCheck.

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has announced the launch of Georgia's Digital Driver’s License and ID in Google Wallet.