Texas DMV Written Driving Practice Test

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What is the penalty for driving without a valid license?

1 year in jail
A fine of up to $500
A suspended license
A revoked license

The correct answer is: A fine of up to $500

Driving without a valid license is against the law, and can result in various penalties. While jail time and license suspension or revocation are potential consequences, they are not the specific penalty for this offense. Option A states a specific and potentially severe consequence, but it may not apply in every case. On the other hand, options C and D refer to the suspension or revocation of the offender's license, which may be an additional punishment but not the primary one. Option B, a fine of up to $500, is the most common and consistent penalty for driving without a valid license. This fine serves to discourage individuals from driving without a license, as well as to fund government programs and services.