From: ahk@chinet.com   
      
   Nobody  wrote:   
      
   >And for practical purposes, land crossing such as the Canadian border   
   >require a passport.  Yeah, yeah, I know: passport cards, enhanced   
   >driver's licences, and trusted traveller cards such as NEXUS also   
   >qualify but the majority of casual crossers will be presenting   
   >passports to return home to the US.  Only a handful of states have   
   >enhanced licences anyway.   
      
   Huh? States with international borders have these; other states don't.   
   Why would other states go to the extraordinary expense of offering them   
   to their own residents who wouldn't have need for them?   
      
   I'm sure those who cross the international border often enough, especially   
   those who live in Vancouver and Seattle, have NEXUS. The automated kiosks   
   to check in with upon re-entry at a sea port seem useful.   
      
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