Texas DMV Written Driving Practice Test

It is illegal to drive in Texas when your driver's license is suspended or revoked because doing so means you are operating a vehicle without the legal authority to do so. A suspended or revoked license indicates that the state has taken action against your driving privileges, often due to serious infractions like repeated traffic violations, driving under the influence, or failing to pay child support. Driving without a valid license can lead to further legal consequences, including fines and additional restrictions on obtaining a valid license in the future. Maintaining a valid driver's license is essential for ensuring both safety on the road and adhering to the laws set by the state.

While driving after drinking, driving in poor visibility conditions, or driving a commercial vehicle can have restrictions or special regulations, these situations do not inherently make it illegal to drive as long as the driver adheres to specific laws, conditions, or holds the proper licensing.