ID News Archive for August, 2011

Iowa high school introduces student ID cards

Wednesday, August 31st, 2011
Students in one Iowa community will be heading back to school with new mandatory ID badges.

Approximately 1,650 students will receive personal photo ID cards that double as versatile magnetic stripe cards.

Policy changes may give rise to smart credit cards

Tuesday, August 30th, 2011
Recent policy revisions may give rise to a new era of smartcard payments.

A recent change of course from Visa officials may have a significant impact on the smartcard industry.

Philadelphia making progress with smartcard transit

Monday, August 29th, 2011
Enhanced smartcard transit may soon be coming to Philadelphia.

The latest reports from a local smartcard working group have revealed potential designs plans for a new fare payment system on Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority rail lines.

Chicago struggles with fare card transition

Friday, August 26th, 2011
Senior citizens in Chicago have received ID cards for a new reduced-fare transit system.

The CTA is now working to educate riders on the new reduced fare program and related ID cards.

Illinois debates ID cards for gun owners

Thursday, August 25th, 2011
Illinois gun owners are hoping to keep their ID card records private.

Illinois legislators and firearm owners are currently debating privacy issues related to state-mandated ID cards.

Smartcard advocate hosts health ID webinar

Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011
Expanded use of smartcards may facilitate faster patient care.

The Smart Card Alliance, a nonprofit advocate for increased understanding and adoption of smartcard technology, will soon turn its focus to the healthcare sector.

Cleveland schools implement new ID card

Monday, August 22nd, 2011
Cleveland school officials have elected to improve security measures using electronic ID cards.

Approximately 42,000 students across 100 Cleveland, Ohio, schools will now have to swipe electronic ID cards for lunch purchases, library book borrowing and several other functions.

Mississippi school district considers biometrics

Friday, August 19th, 2011
Biometrics may improve school lunch programs for all involved.

By identifying students via fingerprint scanners, lunch line transactions would be faster and more accurate.

Religious exemptions affect ID card efficacy

Thursday, August 18th, 2011
State officials are examining alternative driver's licenses.

Religious exemptions may jeopardize the validity of the state’s current ID cards.

Iowa county amends ID card process

Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
A new gun permit ID card program has inspired changes to one town's passport registration process.

According to the Clinton Herald, administrators have been issuing optional picture ID cards with gun permits since the start of the year.

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