Driving Without Car Insurance in Texas: Laws and Penalties
A traffic stop on I-35 gets a lot more expensive when you can’t produce proof of insurance. Driving without car insurance in Texas is a misdemeanor. A first conviction carries a fine of $175 to $350. A second one runs $350 to $1,000 and can cost you your driver’s license. The consequences don’t stop at
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