The New TSA Rule That Can Cost You $45 If You Break It

Last year, TSA started requiring REAL IDs to fly, but if you havent been to the DMV yet, you might start running into issues. Starting February 1st, travelers who do not have a REAL ID or an acceptable form of ID at TSA checkpoints and still want to fly will have to pay a $45 fee and undergo the TSA ConfirmID process. This is to make sure that the fee to cover an insufficient ID will come from...

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