The electronic U.S. driver's license for motor vehicle drivers means an electronic driving license. An electronic driver's license, also known as an "electronic driver's license", supplements the physical certificate. Electronic certificates can also be used for ground testing without physical certificates. Electronic driver licenses in the United States will use the nationally unified "Traffic Control 12123" app software.

The electronic driver license plate has three major characteristics: uniformity, real-time performance and safety performance, providing drivers with the convenience of applying, presenting and applying. The electronic driver license plate is generated by the national public security traffic control electronic license plate system. It dynamically displays the driver's license plate and can be used in multiple scenarios such as law enforcement supervision and public security services to facilitate real-time query, real-time presentation, and real-time verification. The electronic driver license plate adopts digital signature anti-counterfeiting method, which is authentic, trustworthy, safe and reliable.

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