Ohioans can add their driver’s license to their Apple Wallet (but don’t toss your ID card yet)

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio is now the fifth state in the country to allow citizens to add driver’s licenses to their digital Apple Wallet.

Gov. Mike DeWine made the announcement during a news conference at John Glenn Columbus International Airport on Wednesday afternoon alongside officials from Apple. Businesses can now download the “Ohio Mobile ID Check” app to enable them to accept IDs via iPhones.

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