Nebraska Driver’s License:

• Identification: The Nebraska driver’s license is primarily intended for individuals who wish to operate motor vehicles within the state.
• Proof of Driving Privileges: It serves as proof that the holder has successfully met the requirements to legally drive in Nebraska, including passing vision, written knowledge, and driving skills tests.
• Personal Information: The license contains personal information such as the holder’s full name, date of birth, address, and physical description.
• Expiration Date: The license has an expiration date, typically requiring renewal every few years.
• Driving Classifications: It may include driving classifications such as commercial driving endorsements or restrictions based on the driver’s capabilities or vehicle type.
• Security Features: The license incorporates various security features to prevent counterfeiting or tampering, such as holograms, UV markings, and barcode technology.

Nebraska ID Card:

• Identification: The Nebraska ID card is primarily intended for individuals who do not drive or do not wish to obtain a driver’s license but still require official identification.
• Proof of Identity: It serves as proof of the holder’s identity and residency in Nebraska.
• Personal Information: Similar to the driver’s license, the ID card contains personal information such as the holder’s full name, date of birth, address, and physical description.
• Expiration Date: The ID card also has an expiration date and requires periodic renewal.
• Non-Driving Purpose: Unlike the driver’s license, the ID card does not confer driving privileges or include any driving classifications.
• Security Features: Similar to the driver’s license, the ID card incorporates security features to prevent counterfeiting or tampering.