Texas Administrative Code

(a) Fees for the driver record monitoring program are set by contract based on the volume of records purchased during the contract period and are no less than $.06 per record per month monitored and no more than $.20 per record per month monitored. (b) The department approved Agr…

(a) The recipient is responsible to ensure that any party to which they release the driver record information complies with all federal and state laws on the release of the information. This would include requiring each party to certify that he/she will only release information t…

(a) Individual requests for driver record information must be made on the department approved forms. (b) The requestor must provide all required information and certify to the statutory requirements granting access. (c) If it is determined by the department that the requestor has…

Any recipient of driver record information shall delete from its records any personal information obtained from the department if the requestor becomes aware that it is not an authorized recipient of that information in accordance with Chapter 730 of the Texas Transportation Code…

(a) The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) adopts a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) and Department of State Health Services (DSHS) concerning the respective responsibilities of DPS, TDCJ and DSHS in implementing the issuance o…

(a) The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) adopts a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Civil Commitment Office (TCCO) and Department of State Health Services (DSHS) concerning the respective responsibilities of DPS, TCCO, and DSHS in implementing the issuance of driv…

(a) Texas agencies may enter into a memorandum of understanding with the department based on § 15.171 of this title (relating to Identifying Document for Offenders/Memorandum of Understanding) that allows the issuance of driver licenses and personal identification certificates. (…

The applicant's full name is required on all applications for a driver license or identification certificate. No name will be used that has not been documented. This section is applicable to male and female applicants. (1) An applicant may choose to use any birth surname, adopt t…

All original applicants for a driver license or identification certificate must present proof of identity satisfactory to the department. All documents must be verifiable. There are three categories of documents that may be presented to establish proof of identity. (1) Primary id…

To obtain commission approval for a project, the political subdivision or private entity must submit an application and comply with all requirements and conditions imposed by this subchapter. Prior to submitting an application to the department, applicants are encouraged to confe…

An application for a driver license and identification certificate must contain the following items of the applicant's description: (1) race; (2) color of eyes; (3) height; (4) sex; (5) color of hair; (6) weight. Notes 37 Tex. Admin. Code § 15.26 The provisions of this §15.26 ado…

(a) An applicant who is at least 15 but younger than 18 years of age must enroll in an approved commercial, public, or parent taught driver education program prior to applying for a driver license. The applicant must be at least 14 years of age to begin driver education. The depa…

A driver license applicant who is younger than 18 years of age must, in addition to all other requirements as described in this section, including the application fee, meet the following requirements for issuance of each type of minor driver license. (1) Learner License. (A) A le…

(a) Eligible driver license or identification certificate holders may utilize alternative methods to renew or obtain a duplicate of their Texas driver license or identification certificate. (b) Applicants must apply in the manner provided by the department and pay the applicable …

(a) Identification certificates issued to a citizen, national, lawful permanent resident, refugee, or asylee are dated to expire on the next birth date of the holder occurring six years after date of application. (b) Identification certificates issued to applicants not described …

(a) If the holder of a Texas driver license or identification certificate has changed their name or address, they are required to notify the department of this change within 30 days and apply for a duplicate driver license or identification certificate. (b) An application for a d…

Prior to submitting an application to the department for the approval of a project, an applicant shall conduct a study of the design, financial feasibility, and social and environmental impact of the project, including the effect of any competing applications. (1) Design. The app…

To secure approval of a project, an applicant must file an application and 20 copies of the application with the department's executive director or his or her designee who shall serve as department liaison for the project. The application shall be in a form prescribed by the depa…

An applicant for an original or renewal of a Texas driver license must answer certain questions relating to their physical and mental condition prior to licensing. Notes 37 Tex. Admin. Code § 15.37 The provisions of this §15.37 adopted to be effective January 1, 1976; amended to …

(a) A veteran of service in the armed forces of the United States is eligible for exemption from payment of issuance fees for an original, renewal, examination, or duplicate driver license or personal identification certificate if the veteran meets the following requirements: (1)…

(a) After completion of an original application for the type and class of license that the applicant needs, it is necessary to collect the proper fee for the license requested. A transaction service fee shall be added to each application fee collected as provided by § 2054.1115(a…

(a) The Social Security number (SSN) shall be obtained from all applicants who have been issued a number by the United States Social Security Administration. This number will be utilized by the department for the purpose of additional identification and may be disclosed only to t…

Performance on the skills examination generally establishes what effect physical limitations may have on an applicant's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. Restrictions are placed on an applicant's driver license when necessary. (1) General information. Restrictions may be…

Persons applying for or holding a Texas driver license and having a physical or mental condition, the extent of which cannot be determined by the department, are referred to the Medical Advisory Board for further evaluation. (1) The criteria for referral for physical conditions a…

A driver who qualifies to operate a motorcycle will be issued a Class M license. When a driver is also qualified to operate a motor vehicle with a Class A, B, or C license, one license with any applicable restrictions will be issued. Parent or guardian authorization is required f…

Advance in class license is defined as changing to a class license permitting the operation of a higher class vehicle. (1) When advancing to a higher class license, an applicant must meet the requirements for the new class license that have not been met for the current class. (2)…

(a) The following words and terms, when used in this section, shall have the following meanings, unless the context shall clearly indicate otherwise. (1) Authorized organization (AO)--An entity that has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the department to admin…

(a) All skills examination applicants must complete the appropriate Impact Texas Drivers (ITD) program and obtain proof of program completion. (1) Applicants younger than 18 years of age who are required to complete an approved Parent Taught Driver Education or Minor and Adult Dr…

(a) Driver license examinations and services may be provided to nonresidents at the request of the licensing jurisdiction or licensee to allow the licensing jurisdictions to renew, restrict, endorse, or reinstate a license for a person who is absent from that jurisdiction. (b) Th…

(a) Coordination. (1) Upon the receipt of a complete application, the department will submit a copy of the application and request views and comments from the: (A) Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas; (B) Texas Commission on Environmental Quality; (C) Texas Historic…

(a) Commission analysis. The commission may consider the advice of the staff of the department and consultants that the commission may choose regarding the sufficiency of the information, the probable accuracy of projections, the anticipated financial condition of the application…

(a) If an applicant for a Texas license is found to have been convicted in any state on a charge which carries an automatic suspension of license, he/she will be denied a license for the remaining period of the suspension that would have been effective had the applicant been prop…

The department will cancel a driver license upon confirmation of any of the following: (1) nonpayment of fee; (2) all applicants suspended in another state; (3) death of authorizing signer; (4) withdrawal of authorization for a minor; (5) mental incapacity; (6) some false stateme…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Applicant--A political subdivision or private entity authorized by law to construct or finance the construction of a bridge over the…

(a) Requirements--each commission vehicle shall be assigned to the commission motor pool and shall be available for checkout, except as provided in subsection (b) of this section. (b) Exceptions--vehicles that meet the criteria in paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection are exc…

(a) Reporting requirements. (1) Every licensee shall submit a report as designated by the department and remit any fees due on a monthly basis; however, a licensee may submit the required reports on a quarterly basis, provided that no fees are due. This report is due not later th…

(a) To prevent undue deterioration, all packed eggs shall be stored under refrigeration at a temperature of 45 degrees Fahrenheit or less; provided, however, that any different temperature standard adopted by the United States Department of Agriculture or the United States Food a…

(a) A person licensed under this chapter who first establishes the grade, size, and classification of eggs offered for sale or sold in this state shall collect a fee of $0.04 per case of eggs on the first sale of the eggs. (b) A processor licensed under this chapter shall pay a f…

(a) The fee schedule for a dealer-wholesaler is: Attached Graphic (b) The fee schedule for a processor is: Attached Graphic (c) The license fee for a broker is $500. Notes 4 Tex. Admin. Code § 15.4 The provisions of this §15.4 adopted to be effective September 3, 1996, 21 TexReg …

Any person requiring a license may obtain an application from the department. An initial application must be accompanied by the appropriate fees as required by § 15.4 of this chapter (relating to Fees). A license may be renewed when accompanied by a renewal application and the fe…

(a) Commercially printed cartons. (1) All commercially printed retail cartons utilized must set out the following information except as provided in paragraph (3) of this subsection: (A) the size, grade, and quantity of the eggs. This information must be legibly printed on the top…

(a) License required. A license must be obtained from the department by the following: (1) any person who buys or sells eggs in this state for the purpose of resale; (2) each separate facility where eggs are graded and/or stored, packed, or processed; (3) any person who first est…

Those persons failing to adhere to the provisions of this chapter, shall be subject to the appropriate criminal penalty as provided in the Code, §132.081. A violation of this chapter is also subject to an administrative penalty not to exceed $500 per violation. Each day a violati…

(a) The label on an egg carton or container shall be considered false or deceptive if: (1) the eggs in the carton or container are not of the quality or size indicated by the label; (2) the label bears any statement that is false or misleading; (3) the label bears any qualifying …

(a) Replacement requirements. A retailer approved by the department in accordance with this section and operating under the conditions of a compliance agreement, may replace missing or damaged eggs provided: (1) only eggs of the same packer, as evidenced by the license number pri…

(a) Records and invoices shall be available and open for inspection by the department during normal business hours. (b) The department shall for the purpose of enforcing Chapter 132 of the Code and this chapter have the authority to break any form of sealing on any case or retail…

The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Advertisement--Any placard, handbill, sign, newspaper advertisement, radio or television advertisement, store marquee, window or roadsi…