Revised Washington law makes it easier for youth to get identification
Changes to Washington law will make it easier for young people to get a driver’s license or other identification.
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OLYMPIA — It will be easier for young people 16-18 years of age to get a Washington identification card without a parent’s or guardian’s signature under revisions to ID laws that took effect Jan. 1.
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