I have heard that in California, you must be able to produce ID when asked by an officer of the peace. I really must find out more about this, as I'm kind of living in the LA area at the moment... (-:
Bleah. There are times I don't have ID with me. (My license is in my wallet, which fits nicely in my purse but does not fit in the belt pouch I wear when I'm in medeival or renaissance garb. So I might carry the wallet in a haversack, but I also might just leave it locked in the trunk of my car for the day and transfer the cash to my pouch.) I'm going to have to try to find out what the law is here in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
What happens if you're stopped getting off the bus on your way to the MVA (or do you call it DMV?) to get a new license after your old one has been stolen? That's a legitimate occasion to not be carrying ID, n'est-ce pas?
May vary from place to place...
Re: May vary from place to place...
What happens if you're stopped getting off the bus on your way to the MVA (or do you call it DMV?) to get a new license after your old one has been stolen? That's a legitimate occasion to not be carrying ID, n'est-ce pas?