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January 9, 2024
Keep up with changes to traffic regulations to ensure you're always following the rules of the road.
January 8, 2024
Around 600,000 Texans, almost half a million, will NOT be able to renew their Texas driver license this year. Are you one of them?
January 8, 2024
Previously, drivers faced yearly fees and accumulated points for each ticket. Governor Greg Abbott ended the program in September 2019, waiving fees for over 600,000 Texans. However, the OmniBase program still holds drivers accountable for unpaid tickets.
January 7, 2024
Previously, drivers faced yearly fees and accumulated points for each ticket. Governor Greg Abbott ended the program in September 2019, waiving fees for over 600,000 Texans. However, the OmniBase program still holds drivers accountable for unpaid tickets.
January 7, 2024
Previously, drivers faced yearly fees and accumulated points for each ticket. Governor Greg Abbott ended the program in September 2019, waiving fees for over 600,000 Texans. However, the OmniBase program still holds drivers accountable for unpaid tickets.
January 7, 2024
Around 600,000 Texans, almost half a million, will NOT be able to renew their Texas driver license this year. Are you one of them?
January 6, 2024
Previously, drivers faced yearly fees and accumulated points for each ticket. Governor Greg Abbott ended the program in September 2019, waiving fees for over 600,000 Texans. However, the OmniBase program still holds drivers accountable for unpaid tickets.
January 6, 2024
Around 600,000 Texans, almost half a million, will NOT be able to renew their Texas driver license this year. Are you one of them?
January 6, 2024
Around 600,000 Texans, almost half a million, will NOT be able to renew their Texas driver license this year. Are you one of them?
January 5, 2024
Previously, drivers faced yearly fees and accumulated points for each ticket. Governor Greg Abbott ended the program in September 2019, waiving fees for over 600,000 Texans. However, the OmniBase program still holds drivers accountable for unpaid tickets.