Rudy Povich

The U.S.

Transportation Security Administration said on Monday it will begin charging travelers $45 on February 1st if their IDs do not meet stricter federal standards.

aimed at encouraging travelers to get the enhanced identity documents.

This, honestly, I just got a new license four months ago.

I don't understand the enhanced security IDs.

I don't know what it's different about other than it's an extra $31 at the DMV.

Nothing has changed.

I don't know why you need this.

It just feels like a money grab.

Those are the three.

To not have to prepay for gas?

That's another one.

Yeah, man.

The Eagan DMV, Eagan, Minnesota.

That is the DMV that I go to when I'm back in Minnesota.

After I sold my house and my license was about to expire, I went down there.

And you have to have two forms of identification to change your address on your ID.

You have to have your insurance, and then there's one other thing you need.

I don't remember what it is.

I walked in with one of them, but my insurance, it was on my phone, and I didn't have a physical copy of it.