[gubamyster]

I've heard that when SB 60 is signed, Colorado has legislation that will no longer accept CA drivers license as a valid proof of identification.

[ElephantMan]

I've heard that when SB 60 is signed, Colorado has legislation that will no longer accept CA drivers license as a valid proof of identification

Yeah, I have a feeling that once this bill is signed, my California Driver's License will no longer be accepted as valid ID anywhere in this country.

And I bet it won't be long before the other states rescind their reciprocity laws, meaning they will no longer honor a CA-DL holder's priveledge to drive in their states.

:::shaking head:::

[RGSpincich]

Colorado has legislation that will no longer accept CA drivers license as a valid proof of identification.

I keep hearing that but haven't seen a source. Got source? Notice that you don't say California drivers will be arrested if caught driving on a CA license. Not accepting the license as proof of citizenship is understandable in light of recent events. Arresting people was BS from the git.