Magicard’s new Pronto ID card printer is perfect for on-demand applications. The Pronto printer’s light and compact design make it an easy fit in any environment and can be transported to any location. It’s ideal for use in smaller environments with lower volume printing needs. The ID card printer has a single card feed, which lets you personalize cards on demand with edge to edge printing and high quality images.

The Maryland Transit Administration has partnered with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Administration to integrate the MTA’s new smart cards with the D.C. transit system. The new cards would be able to be used on the Washington Metro system and on the bus system in the city. Washington riders would also be able to use the smart cards on Maryland public transit systems.

New student ID cards are being deployed at Bishop Guertin High School in Nashua, New Hampshire. The new ID system allows students to use their IDs in the school’s cafeteria to purchase food. They can also be used in the school’s vending machines.

A new employee badge system will soon be in place for the emergency responders of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. This new ID system will standardize badges issued to law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, and non-government agencies that are potential responders in emergencies. The new ID program is being put in place to help organize and manage the chaos that often happens at emergency scenes, by creating greater accountability for the emergency responders on the scene.