Your Maine driver's license may not get you on a plane next year

(BDN) -- The vast majority of Mainers may not be prepared for the full enforcement of a federal law regulating state-issued identification. That could be a rude awakening for them after May 3, 2023, when the federal government stops accepting driver’s licenses and identification not compliant with Real ID for boarding domestic flights.

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Your Maine driver's license may not get you on a plane next year