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I think years ago that 'law' might have made more sense, but now that states share information with each other, there's no 'risk' that someone has several 'active' licenses in differing states - but, in the end, what difference does it really make anyway. If you think about it, it's only a representation of who you are, with your picture and your personal info - there's nothing that you can 'do' with it that you couldn't do before.
And, if those laws were actually viable, WHY would then the local DMV give you BACK the very license you just showed them from another state?
No, I don't think those 'laws' are very applicable, or meaningful. If they were, the DMV would have taken my AL license when I applied in GA - but, they didn't.
I don't know of anything I can 'do' with an out of state license anyway. I just have them because I have them.
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