Your license To Drive Flashcards

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Open in Books

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Texas Driver Handbook

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Chapter 1: Your License to Drive

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Chapter 1: Your License to Drive

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Who May Drive a Motor Vehicle in Texas?

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Individuals who meet the following criteria may drive a motor vehicle in Texas.

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Residents:

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• Texas residents who have a valid Texas driver license

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• New residents who are exchanging a valid out-of-state license have 90 days to establish residency in Texas in order to secure a

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Texas driver license.

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• Any person

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while driving or operating any road machine

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moved on a highway is exempt from having a Texas license

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unless the vehicle is a commercial motor vehicle

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Nonresidents:

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• Any nonresident who is at least 16 years of age and possesses a valid driver license issued in the nonresident’s home state or

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Canadian province. Nonresidents at least 16 years of age who meet these criteria may drive a vehicle permitted to be operated

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with a Class C or Class M driver license in Texas

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• Nonresidents who are at least 18 years of age may drive any vehicle in Texas if they are legally licensed to drive such a vehicle in

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their home state or country

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and the home state or country grants like recognition (reciprocity) to citizens of Texas

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Military:

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• The driver of an official U.S. or state military service motor vehicle may drive a vehicle without a valid Texas

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driver license

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unless the vehicle is a commercial motor vehicle

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• A nonresident on active duty in the U.S. armed forces

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the member’s spouse

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license issued by his/her home state
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Special Note:
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You may not receive
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• Any person on active military duty who holds a valid driver license issued by the U.S. armed forces in a foreign
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a Texas driver
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country may drive a motor vehicle in Texas for 90 days from the date of their return to the U.S.
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license until all va
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driver licenses an
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• Unless a license is suspended
cancelled
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IDs issued are
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enters or who is in the U.S. armed forces will remain valid as long as the:
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surrendered.
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- Service continues; and
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- Person remains absent from Texas and the absence does not exceed 90 days from the date the licensee is honorably separate
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from service or returns to Texas