If I were you, I would pursue justice at the level of righteousness you seem to apply to other matters of TX DPS Law.Law Enforcement does not “send” information about traffic violations to drivers’ insurance companies. I am aware that, at least in Texas, driving is not a “right” but a “privilege” however, as a citizen, you do still have rights. To Darwin (and the other Darwins reading this): If, in fact, in your experiences, law enforcement used this special radar to illegally detain and question you, each time you unconscionably left DL at home but made decision to drive anyway, it seems you would have grounds for a lawsuit or at minimum, dismissal of alleged $200 fine ticket(s), whereby negating any possibility of any insurance company finding offense(s) on your driving record. And I am not a kid or a teenager, I am a grown mother of two adult children, and for convenience sake, I would LOVE to know the answer to this. And just for the record, I TOTALLY agree that berating and admonishing while never bothering to try and answer the original question is not helpful at all. So saying that it is an “automatic $200 fine” is not true, as long as it is not EXPIRED or SUSPENDED and you are not driving around without a temporary or special needs license.
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I am not quoting Texas Law, but I will tell you that I have gotten pulled over and did not have my license with me, but assured the officer it was current and valid and gave him my drivers license number and my address and a copy of my current insurance and “viola’” no ticket. (I will let you guys and gals know if I receive an answer to this inquiry sent to TX DPS.). If this is the case, which it is not, then why are Audit Numbers issued? Please provide me with the “answer” as in the Audit Number dictated and assigned to my ID or DL.
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