Digital drivers’ licences in NSW
New South Wales may be the first state to trial a new digital drivers’ licence in the beginning of November. The trial would run for three months.
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The new licence will use the existing smartphone app that offers licences for fishing, boating and gambling. Now, a voluntary trial of digital drivers’ licences will take place at Dubbo, a city in the central west of NSW.
Finance Minister Victor Dominello said NSW would be the first to trial the new technology. If successful, the digital drivers’ licence would be implemented in 2019.
Greater security is one of the advantages of a digital drivers’ licence, however it would require the user to own smartphone.
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