https://apnews.com/bc34b3abd6bb27db62cb407545e735ca

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut is teaming up with Apple to create a digital version of the state's driver's license that can be stored on a user's phone or watch, the company and Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday.

Connecticut is among eight states that will be partnering with Apple, which will allow for the storage of the license in its Wallet application, much like a credit card, the company said.