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With plenty of summer days left to go, the Transportation Security Administration is continuing its PreCheck push.
Earlier this year the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that more than 1 million travelers had registered for its time-saving PreCheck program. Now, as the summer goes into full swing, the agency is pushing to raise that number even higher with a new campaign to draw more on-the-go Americans.
For the uninitiated, the TSA’s PreCheck program allows vetted travelers to move more quickly through separate security screening lines and to skip standard protocols, including removing belts and laptops during preflight security checks.
To raise awareness of the program, the TSA will be sharing two new ads, one of which can be seen below, that explain the basic benefits of signing up.So if you still have some summer traveling on the books or perhaps to the NCOFCU Annual Meeting and Exposition in Nashville, find the closest application center among the 300-plus locations nationwide, get the paperwork sorted out, and remove some of the hassle from your trips.
TSA Pre enroll online at: https://universalenroll.dhs.gov/servicecode/11115V
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