Mobile license pilot study to allow police to 'ping' cellphone for license Info

Delaware could be among the first states to use mobile driver’s licenses.
Features of the mDL that will be tested include:
• Enhanced privacy for age verification: No need to show a person’s address, license number and birthdate. The mobile driver’s license will verify if the person is over 18 or 21 and display a photo.

• Law enforcement use during a traffic stop: The mobile driver’s license will allow law enforcement officers to ping a driver’s smartphone to request their driver’s license information before walking to the vehicle.

• Business acceptance: Understanding how businesses that require identification or age verification interact with the mobile driver’s license will be advantageous throughout the pilot study.

• Ease of Use: Ensuring the mobile driver’s license is able to be presented to any organization without difficulty.

• Secure access: The mobile driver’s license is unlocked and accessible only by the license holder. The mobile driver’s license is accessed through an app on the owner’s smartphone and is opened/unlocked by entering a user-created PIN or facial recognition.
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