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Utah Senate approves driver’s license changes to align with Real ID while keeping driving‑privilege cards
Summary
The Senate passed Senate Bill 40 to separate Real ID‑compliant driver’s licenses from driving‑privilege cards for people without Social Security numbers, citing audit findings about misuse of licenses; the bill passed 28–0 and is now sent to the House.
The Utah Senate on the floor session of early February approved Senate Bill 40, a bill that separates driver’s license standards to achieve Real ID compliance while retaining the state’s driving‑privilege card for people without Social Security numbers. The measure passed on a roll call vote of 28 yea, 0 nay, with 1 senator absent and now goes to the House for consideration.
Senator Greg Bramble, sponsor of the floor presentation, said the bill keeps the driving‑privilege card in place but raises the…
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