Travelers at select airports can bypass showing a physical ID, but there's a catch. Are Ohio airports part of the lineup?

As the enforcement deadline for the new Real ID requirement at airports nationwide takes effect today, travelers without a Real ID, passport, or military ID may face longer security lines. However ...

The agency said it's seeing about 81% Real ID-compliance at airports. According to a CBS News analysis from April, at least 17 states were less than 50% compliant with the law.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Airports across the country, including Tucson International Airport, are now enforcing Real ID requirements for domestic flights. Travelers must now present a Real ID or an ...

HONOLULU (Island News) -- Real ID requirements went into effect for travelers at airports around the country. Some travelers planned ahead for this day, like Joseph Rodriguez from San Diego, who ...

Nashville International Airport posted on social media that wait times were less than 20 minutes on Wednesday morning, but urged travels to help keep things running smoothly by brining a REAL ID.

A US Department of Homeland Security "Real ID" compliant driver's license sign is seen outside the TSA checkpoint at Chicago O'Hare International Airport on April 23. Aaron M. Sprecher/AP via CNN ...

May 7 brought a new rule to U.S. airports—but not everyone made it through security. Here’s what happens now if your ID doesn’t have the right symbol in the corner.

The Real ID requirement, initially approved in 2005 as part of the response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, has been repeatedly delayed from the original 2008 deadline.

Experts suggest that obtaining a REAL ID is quicker and easier. "We are starting a REAL ID enforcement at airports across the country today," regional TSA spokesperson Mark Howell said.

Most airports around the United States operated smoothly as new REAL ID requirements took effect because travelers without the updated document were still allowed to move through security easily.