Travelers who show up at airport security without a REAL ID will soon have a new backup option, but it will come at a cost.The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced Thursday it will begin rolling out its new ConfirmID program Feb. 1, allowing passengers without a REAL ID, passport or other acceptable identification to attempt to proceed through security for a $45 fee.Under the program, TSA will conduct additional identity verification in an attempt to confirm a traveler’s identity. However, clearance is not guaranteed, the agency warned."TSA ConfirmID will be an option for tra...
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