This bill establishes a framework for the issuance and use of digital drivers licenses and digital non-driver identification cards by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC). It defines key terms such as "digital drivers license," "digital non-driver identification card," and "digital wallet," and mandates that these digital forms of identification include features to ensure security, integrity, and protection of personal information. The Chief Administrator of the MVC is responsible for creating and issuing these digital licenses and cards to eligible individuals, while also allowing updates to motor vehicle records through digital platforms. The bill outlines conditions for revoking access to these digital licenses and emphasizes the necessity of user consent for any remote access to personal information.

Additionally, the bill ensures that holders of digital licenses are not required to surrender their electronic devices for identity verification and that any request for remote access is limited to the information contained within the digital license or card. It prohibits state agencies from discriminating against individuals based on their choice between digital and printed forms of identification and mandates that only the minimum necessary data be requested during transactions. The MVC is also required to report on the adoption and impact of digital licenses within two years, including data on usage, cybersecurity incidents, and effects on privacy. The Attorney General is given the authority to enforce compliance with the bill's provisions and issue necessary regulations, aiming to modernize identification processes while ensuring privacy and security for users.