Updated Driving License for the Year 2013
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A significant change was introduced to Austrian driver's licenses on January 19, 2013. The new design incorporates four innovative security measures to combat counterfeiting and ensure the authenticity of the licenses.
The most noticeable change is the addition of a secondary photo on the front of the license, now in the form of a kinegram. This secondary photo contains a reduced copy of the driver's license photo, adding an extra layer of security.
Another important feature is the inclusion of tactile writing, burned onto the card with a laser. This ensures that the birthdate of the holder appears on the photo, making it easier for visually impaired individuals to verify the authenticity of their license.
The new design also includes the addition of driver's license classes on the back of the card. This information is essential for quick and accurate identification of the license holder's driving privileges.
In addition to these changes, a microprint is included on both the front and back of the license, visible only with a magnifying glass. This microprint adds another level of complexity to the production of counterfeit licenses.
The driver's license number will also be burned onto the card with a laser, further enhancing the security of the document.
The new Austrian driver's license is produced in a high-security facility to ensure the highest level of protection against counterfeiting.
Interested parties can find more information about the new driver's license, including security features and the application process, on the official website www.fs-info.at. The website is designed to be mobile-friendly, making it easy to access on the go.
It is worth noting that while the new design incorporates several EU-wide uniform features, such as the pink color, the driver's license photo on the left front, and the flag of the European Union above, the specific four security features introduced on January 19, 2013, are not directly detailed in the search results provided. For a more detailed understanding of these features, it is recommended to consult official Austrian government or EU documentation on driver's license security features from that period.
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