1 and 2 depict block diagrams that illustrates an embodiment of a driver's license parser 100 and a system 200 that includes the driver's license parser 100. The driver's license parser 100 includes the following modules coupled with a computer: a data accessor 105; a data parser 110; a parsed data storer 115; a comparer.

1. Drivers License Parser
2. Autocad License Parser
3. Autocad License Parser

Drivers License Parser

1. AAMVA Driver's License Magnetic Stripe Parser. For more information on module installation please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.
2. Visual Basic 6.bas Module; Additional Source Encoders; All. The data stored on the magnetic stripe of a driver's license includes the following: State or Province.

Autocad License Parser

Autocad License Parser

I realize this question was asked quite a while ago; but I actually don't agree with @FishBasketGordo that the answer is no; if you read you'll see a very clearly specified format that all U.S. Driver's licenses (with magnetic stripes) supposedly adhere to, as specified in a standard by the AAMVA. I personally to do exactly what you're asking (extract name, number, and in my case a few other bits of info) and have had success with the states I've been able to test. Obviously I haven't gotten my hands on licenses from all 50 states, though. In any case, though I don't know of a library that you can leverage, I still wanted to weigh in on this question and suggest that this should be possible.