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Driving Instructor Issues Verdict on New Digital Licence Coming to UK

  • Later this year, the UK will introduce an optional digital version of driving licences accessible via the GOV.UK Wallet and App, which will complement the existing physical cards.
  • This launch occurs amid a wider public service modernization effort, but concerns arise over increased smartphone reliance that could especially affect older drivers and rural residents.
  • Supporters state the digital licences will speed up identity checks, reduce paperwork, and improve security with biometric authentication, while critics worry about privacy risks and exclusion of less tech-savvy users.
  • Alastair Grier, CEO of CarMoney, described this development as a significant advancement for UK drivers, while stressing the importance of a carefully managed introduction to ensure public confidence and prevent some motorists from being disadvantaged.
  • CarMoney published a free guide urging drivers to consider how digital licences might affect access to services and advising them to stay informed about these changes.
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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