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Benefits of a Secure License
- Helps Prevent Identity Theft
- Reduces Underage Drinking and Driving
- Keeps Drunk Drivers off the Road
- Combats Welfare and Medicare Theft
- Reduces Voter Fraud
- Cracks Down on Dead Beat Dads
- Helps Protect Americans from Terrorist Attacks
Real ID Act
An Act Making Emergency Supplemental Appropriations for Defense, the Global War on Terror, and Tsunami Relief, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2005, and for other purposes.
Article Archive
- New York State Update
- New Initiative to Stop Meth Precursor Sales
- State lawmakers circulate letter to colleagues asking for REAL ID support based on police officer safety benefits.
- Secretary Michael Chertoff at the National Conference of State Legislatures, August 8, 2007
- 9/11 group urges governor not to “license terrorists”
Press Releases
Comment on DHS Docket No. DHS-2006-0030
The Coalition for a Secure Driver’s License (CSDL) has a single mission: making drivers licenses secure — harder for terrorists to get — as quickly as humanly possible. We support the provisions of the REAL ID Act, with modest changes.
Driver's Licenses Are A Terrorist Weapon Of Choice
HR 10 RELEASE - 9/11 ORGANIZATION URGENTLY REMINDS CONGRESS - Says Anti-Terrorism Legislation, Without License Reform Would Maintain Loopholes ‘Wide Enough to Drive Plane or Truck Through’ - 73% OF AMERICANS ‘STRONGLY’ AGREE REFORMS ARE NEEDED,
ACCORDING TO NATIONAL SURVEY
Driver's License Survey
This report presents the findings of a telephone survey conducted August 5 – 8, 2004, among a national sample of 1009 adults 18+, comprised of 507 males and 502 females. This survey was designed for CSDL by Leflein Associates, Inc, and fielded by Caravan, a national telephone omnibus service. The margin of error for the sample overall is +/-3%. The margin of error for subgroups is larger.
Eleven States Pose "Severe" Threat to U.S. Security, Charges Coalition for a Secure Driver's License
Group Issues National Color-Coded Threat Assessment Map: Calls U.S. ‘Only as Strong as its Weakest Link”