MVD begins Sky Harbor Arizona Travel ID awareness campaign
Outreach comes as holiday travel season approaches
By Arizona Department of Transportation
Posted 11/18/19
If you see Arizona Department of Transportation employees at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix beginning this holiday travel season, don’t be surprised. They’re raising awareness about the …
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MVD begins Sky Harbor Arizona Travel ID awareness campaign
Outreach comes as holiday travel season approaches
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By Arizona Department of Transportation
If you see Arizona Department of Transportation employees at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix beginning this holiday travel season, don’t be surprised. They’re raising awareness about the Arizona Travel ID.
The AZ Travel ID is the driver license or ID card that meets the new federal ID requirements that the U.S. Transportation and Security Administration will impose at all airport security checkpoints beginning Oct. 1, 2020.
During peak travel times, ADOT representatives are stationed at strategic locations in Terminal 4 to answer basic questions and to provide hand flyers that explain what the AZ Travel ID is and how to get one. The flyers outline the documents needed and encourage people to start the application process at aztravelid.com.
“Getting this vital information into the hands of flyers is crucial as the October 2020 deadline approaches, and that’s why MVD is making this added commitment to raising awareness,” said MVD Stakeholder Relations Manager Jennifer Bowser-Richards. “The AZ Travel ID is easy to get, costs less than obtaining a Passport and is the most convenient solution for getting through airport security and not taking the risk of missing your flight when the new ID rules go into place.”
The AZ Travel ID is available at all MVD offices statewide and many Authorized Third-Party offices as well. MVD appointments are encouraged, but not required, and can be made at servicearizona.com.
