37 Tex. Admin. Code § 25.4 - Suspension Resulting from an Out-of-State Crash or Judgment
(a) The department will initiate suspension
action under the reciprocity provision in the Texas Transportation Code, §
601.009, upon
request by the licensing authorities from another state that a driver licensed
in Texas be suspended as a result of a crash suspension in their state.
(1) a Notice of Suspension will be mailed to
the negligent party with an effective date 21 days from the date on the
Notice.
(2) compliance acceptable
to prevent suspension prior to the effective date of the suspension, or to lift
the suspension after the effective date is as follows:
(A) evidence of liability insurance at the
time of the crash in the form of a letter on insurance company letterhead,
or
(B) a clearance letter with
regard to the crash from the licensing authorities in the state where the crash
occurred, and
(C) a reinstatement
fee is required prior to the renewal or issuance of a license, if the
compliance is received after the effective date of the suspension.
(b) The department will
send an Order of Suspension to the negligent party/parties effective on the
date of the Order, upon request by the authorities from another state that a
driver or owner licensed in Texas be suspended as the result of a judgment
rendered in their state.
(1) compliance
acceptable to lift the suspension is a clearance letter with regard to the
judgment from the licensing authorities in the state where the judgment was
rendered.
(2) a reinstatement fee
is required prior to the renewal or issuance of a license.
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