A person may hold a South Dakota driver license and a South Dakota nondriver identification card. However, the person can only have one driver license or nondriver identification card that is acceptable by federal agencies for federal purposes. If a person holds both a driver license and a nondriver identification card, one of the documents shall be clearly marked as not acceptable by federal agencies for federal purposes.
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