So, being prepared and ensuring you have the right type of identification can help you avoid hassles at the airport. Real ID has been in effect for a week, and it’s now important to know whether you ...

The Real ID requirement went into effect on May 7. The TSA's announcement on April 15 that it wouldn't take a phased approach ...

We have officially entered the Real ID era of air travel. The new rule went into effect May 7, requiring fliers to show ...

It's still possible to fly domestically without the enhanced ID, but you might have to deal with extra steps at security ...

The security change originated after the 9/11 terror attacks, but has been delayed by logistical issues and the pandemic.

The long-awaited enforcement of the REAL ID Act is finally here, but its journey has been anything but straightforward. After two decades of resistance, delays, and ongoing debates, the law will take ...

Real ID enforcement begins at airport security checkpoints May 7. Here's what to expect, whether you have a Real ID or are ...

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration says 81% of people who now pass through its airport checkpoints nationwide present a REAL ID or some other identification that complies with federal ...

SEE ALSO: New details emerge into Wednesday night plane crash at Lynchburg airport Until now, states used their own guidelines to distribute IDs, but the REAL ID sets a basic standard, used across ...

according to Durango-La Plata County Airport. The new requirement is being implemented nationwide two decades after Congress passed the REAL ID Act in 2005 enacting minimum security standards for ...

With Americans scrambling to obtain a REAL ID ahead of the required deadline ... according to the TSA. Airlines and airports have issued public service announcements reminding travelers to ...

In Massachusetts, 57% of drivers opted for a Real ID compliant as of April 8, a state spokesperson told USA Today. What happens if you arrive at the airport without a Real ID? If you do not go to ...