Texas Department of Public Safety - Driver License Division

DPS has unveiled a redesigned Texas driver license and identification card with a new look and enhanced security.

Driver License FAQ's

	Renew Driver License
	Change Your Address
	Register Your Vehicle
	Driver Record Request
	Driver Responsibility Surcharges
	Driver Responsibility Program

	Driver Handbooks:
	Driver License (PDF)
	Commercial Driver License (PDF)
	School Bus Transportation
	Motorcycle (PDF)

	Teen Drivers
	Graduated Driver License
	Parent Taught Driver Education

	Moving to Texas
	ID Requirements for Texas driver license/identification certificate
	Driver License Office Locations
	Locations to reinstate driving privileges/order a driver record
	Renewal/Duplicate TX license while out of state (MILITARY)
	Renewal/Duplicate TX license while out of state (NON-MILITARY)
	Driver license fees
	Driver license fee exemption for Disabled Veterans
	Downloadable forms
	Hazardous Materials Endorsement (HME) procedures
	Victim of Identity Theft?
	Contact Customer Service

	TexasSure Vehicle Insurance Verification
	Proof of lawful status now required for Texas driver license or identification cards
	Texas Address Confidentiality Program - Senate Bill 74
	Crash Records moves to the Texas Dept. of Transportation effective October 1, 2007
	Applying for a Non-Resident CDL in Texas (PDF)
	New law affects the issuance of a driver license to applicants age 85 and older (PDF)

Mission Statement	Commercial Drivers License	Driver Records

Glenda Dawson Donate Life, Texas Registry	Suspensions and Revocations	Foreign Language Driver Examinations (PDF)

Laws Effective September 1, 2007 (PDF) to Criminal and Traffic Laws effective September 1, 2007	Blindness Education Screening and Treatment Program (BEST)	Move-Over Law Effective September 1, 2003 to Move-Over Law effective September 1, 2003

Laws Effective September 1, 2005 to Car Seat Law effective September 1, 2005 (carry over Car Seat law only)	Title 7, Vehicles and Traffic, Texas Transportation Code
	Title 37, Texas Administrative Code

Texas Department of Public Safety 5805 North Lamar Blvd. Austin, Texas 78752-4422
P O Box 4087 Austin, Texas 78773-0001
(512) 424-2000
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