The Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) originally enacted in 1994 is a federal baseline
that requires all states to defend the privacy of personal information collected by the
State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMVs) and recorded in an individual's motor vehicle
record. The protected information includes the driver's name, Social Security Number,
address, phone number, driver identification number, gender, age, disability or medical
details, height, weight, photograph, and in some states, fingerprints.