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Thales wins New Jersey, Kansas driver licensing program contracts

Thales wins New Jersey, Kansas driver licensing program contracts

BitgetBitget2026/09/28 13:37
  • Thales won driver licensing program selections from motor vehicle agencies in New Jersey and Kansas.
  • Contracts target modernization of driver licensing, including mobile ID services, amid rising US DMV demand for digital identity tools.
  • A Thales survey found 85% would use an online DMV portal, 68% would use a mobile driver’s license, 70% would use kiosks.
  • Security, privacy, trust concerns cited as the main barriers to adoption across digital channels.


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