photocard
Britishnoun
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You can exchange a paper driving licence for a photocard, or apply for a photocard travel pass if you are aged 60 or over, disabled or registered blind or partially sighted.
From BBC
You can exchange a paper driving licence for a photocard, or apply for a photocard travel pass if you're aged 60 or over, disabled, or registered blind or partially sighted.
From BBC
For the K-pop lover, why not get a photocard binder where they can store their limited-edition collection?
From Seattle Times
You could exchange a paper driving licence for a photocard or apply for a photocard travel pass if you're aged 60 or over, disabled, or registered blind or partially sighted.
From BBC
"This card seems a lot more durable than the couple's normal photocard," the post also states, adding, "This is very nice as this, a goodbye to Prince Philip."
From Fox News
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