Florida has spent $1.5 million developing smartphone ID apps that hardly anyone is using

Are we ever going to be able to leave our driver’s licenses at home and use a smartphone app if pulled over by police? It’s an enticing idea — one

Related Keywords

Ohio ,United States ,Fort Lauderdale Police Department ,Florida ,Miami ,Miami International Airport ,Arizona ,Coral Springs ,Colorado ,Maryland ,France ,French ,Mark Rasch ,Ali Adamson ,Gerald Irwin ,Therese Barbera ,Kohrman Jackson Krantz ,Lindsey Willis ,Florida Police Chiefs Association ,Coral Springs Police Capt ,Coral Springs Police Department ,Thales ,Dade Police Department ,Walgreens ,Palm Beach County Sheriff Office ,Publix ,Transportation Security Administration ,Broward Sheriff Office ,Thales Group ,Thales Defense ,Florida Department ,Highway Safety ,Motor Vehicles ,Florida Smart ,Molly Best ,Florida Highway Patrol ,Alcoholic Beverages ,Tobacco Division ,Professional Regulation ,South Florida Sun Sentinel ,Palm Beach County Sheriff ,Fort Lauderdale Police ,Springs Police ,Traffic Unit ,Broward Sheriff ,Miami Dade Police Department ,Kohrman Jackson ,Apple Wallet ,Points Guy ,Science And Technology ,Identification Technology ,Technology ,Usiness And Commerce ,Transportation Safety ,Gadgets ,Olitics And Government ,Tate And Provincial Government ,Computers And Networking ,Computers ,Andhelds And Smartphones ,Software ,North America ,Americas ,Rade ,Computer Science ,He Economy ,Jaw ,Politics ,Ransportation ,Internet ,Police ,Database ,Telephony ,Business ,Nstitutions ,Ob Market ,Industry ,Oads And Traffic ,Elecommunications ,Information Technology ,Electronics ,