As of May 7, a Real ID-compliant license is needed to fly within the U.S. But you can use other options like a passport or enhanced driver's license.

For the first time in almost 20 years, travelers no longer have to take off their shoes during security screenings at certain ...

The TSA warned people who don’t have identification that complies with REAL ID requirements to show up early and be prepared for advanced screening to avoid causing delays.

(WJAR) — After 20 years, REAL ID rules are in place at airports across the country. That means things may look a bit different for people boarding flights in the future.

Here’s everything travelers will need to know about what the REAL ID is, who needs one, how it’s different from what’s already in your wallet, and what could happen if you don’t have it.

The REAL ID requirement was first passed by Congress in 2005 to ramp up air travel safety following 9/11.

Wednesday is not the deadline for obtaining a REAL ID — it’s just the date the new requirement for air travel goes into effect. People can still get a REAL ID after May 7.

The time has come. Starting Wednesday, passengers nationwide must use a state-issued ID or license that is “REAL ID” compliant to travel within the U.S.Aside from being used to board domestic ...