You can tell a lot about a person by simply looking at their driver’s license. Aside from the obvious home address and age, you can find out what color eyes a person has, whether they possess a commercial license, and whether they have corrective vision. Our licenses are used everywhere from restaurants and bars to employment situations. They are most often used, however, in law enforcement situations. Police officers can use licenses to find out who a person is and whether he/she is in violation of the law. For instance, if an individual should be driving with glasses or other corrective eyewear and they are not, they are violating the law according to their license. In an effort to further assist law enforcement officials in Georgia, the legislature has passed a bill that allows veterans to designate if they suffer from post traumatic stress disorder on their licenses.
Filed under PTSD in the news by on May 26th, 2010. Comment. 
