As of May 7, the TSA has implemented new regulations requiring travelers to present a REAL ID-compliant license or an ...

The TSA is clarifying that one type of identification — a Costco membership card — is in fact not a valid form of Real ID ...

If you buy a ticket from Amtrak conductors, the train line's policy does state that passengers must present a valid form of photo identification, and passengers over 18 must have a valid photo ID ...

Traveling out of Alabama with only a paper copy of your Real ID? TSA says that's not enough. Here's what to know.

What is still accepted at TSA checkpoints? Adults 18 and over must show valid identification at airport checkpoints to travel. Other forms of identification that will still be accepted at TSA ...

If you don't have a Real ID, TSA has a list of other valid forms of identification you can use to get through an airport checkpoint. This includes passports, permanent resident cards, Enhanced IDs ...

A valid U.S. passport or foreign government issued passport is considered compliant. If you have a passport, you don't need to rush to get a Real ID as a separate form of identification. Permanent ...

No, your Costco card is not a valid form of Real ID. Costco, a bulk retail chain, offers membership cards to customers with member benefits. The company and its card have no affiliation with Real ID.

The station reported that the idea first began circulating after a post by food blog Chowhound, which initially claimed TSA would likely accept Costco cards as a valid form of identification.