Each state will say that driving is a “privilege,” not a right, and Texas is no exception. Like all other states, here in Texas if you get too many moving violations, your driver license will be suspended for a period of time to punish you for your poor driving habits. What ...
Read MoreIn Texas, people’s driver licenses can be suspended or revoked for various reasons, such as a driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction, a ...
View MoreYou’ve probably heard the saying, “Driving is not a right, it’s a privilege.” Well, that is definitely the way the state sees it. A lot of drivers ...
View MoreIt’s no secret; Texas is a BIG state and much like the State of California, Texas residents rely on their vehicles to get to and from work every day. ...
View MoreHave you received a traffic ticket for speeding, running a red light, blowing through a stop sign, passing a stopped school bus, or reckless driving? ...
View MoreAccording to the Texas Department of Transportation, “Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among teenagers.” TxDOT goes on to say that teen ...
View MoreAccording to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), “At least one person has died on Texas roadways every day since Nov. 7, 2000.” TxDOT ...
View MoreSupposing you have your Texas driver’s license, you’re probably aware that it’s illegal to pass a stopped school bus that is letting students board or ...
View MoreAll states, including Texas consider driving a “privilege,” not a right. In order for someone to keep a valid driver’s license, they must do certain ...
View MoreAccording to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2013, we had almost 5.7 million traffic collisions in the United States, ...
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