2023-07-17 21:59:13
By John Timsit
Posted yesterday at 6:15 PM, Updated yesterday at 9:59 PM
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, May 17, Place Beauvau. ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT
INVESTIGATION – While general implementation is planned by spring 2024, the departments of Rhône, Hauts-de-Seine and Eure-et-Loir will benefit from the first experiments from September 2023.
It’s a small revolution that is underway. In a few months, French drivers will no longer be required to have their driving license in their pocket or jacket. This document, which will soon be dematerialized, via a smartphone, will be accessible from the beginning of 2024 in the France Identity application. Which will be fully deployed before the end of 2023. The initiative is all the more central for the young generation as the latter, mastering new technologies with mastery, will be able to pass their license from the age of 17 in January 2024.
While the government has just announced, on July 17, a turn of the screw in terms of road safety, allowing a broader suspension of the license in the event of speeding or incapacity, this new digital form will therefore have the same value than the original version during a police check or for a car rental. “The stakes are multiple insofar as we entrust what we have most precious in terms of data
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