Does Texas use the point-system?

Motorhead Lawyer wrote:

> jaybird wrote:
>
>>I'm a Texas cop, I'll see if I can answer your questions...
>>
>>Texas does not use a point system, but they will suspend a driver's
>
> license
>
>>for a habitual violator.
>
>
> I think this is what he's looking for. In most states, a habitual
> violator is defined by the number of points racked up for various
> offenses in a defined period of time. Makes it a simple objective
> determination. So how does TX define it?
> --
> C.R. Krieger
> (Been there; done that)
>
http://www.wentworth.senate.state.tx...4/p101504a.htm

The new law also assigns two points to a conviction for a Class C
misdemeanor moving traffic violation in Texas or another state and three
points for a moving violation conviction that resulted in vehicle crash.

You talk about it as if it's a bad thing. It's the same exact way in
Califonia. There is nothing extraordinary about it.

wrote:

> You talk about it as if it's a bad thing. It's the same exact way in
> Califonia. There is nothing extraordinary about it.
>
hell it's better in the great state of TEXAS.
small fine is all.

Canucks from Canada? I ask because you said, "down to here".

Not only that but there's some great juicy steak that doesn't get any
better than that. Also some awesome fast food eateries like the drive
in "Sonic", Whataburger, Hooters, and then some.

Does TX have "In N out"? I'm not sure about that one, but if not I'm
going to miss it.

wrote:

> On 21 May 2005 23:37:39 -0700, wrote:
>
>
>>I'm a Califonian (unfortunately), and I've been going over the "Texas
>>Drivers License Hand book" PDF version.
>
>
> In Texas they dont bother with points or fines or courts, or any of
> that nonsense. If you violate the law, they shoot and kill you
> immediately before reading you your rights. If you disagree with their
> methods, you have a right to refuse chrome on your coffin.
>
Hey slik'
Our wimmen'ill spit your eye out fur les
jus say yessim

Just ignore the trolls and they will go away.

On 21 May 2005 23:37:39 -0700, wrote:

>I'm a Califonian (unfortunately),

Why shame yourself even more?



> and I've been going over the "Texas
>Drivers License Hand book" PDF version.


Why?

On Mon, 23 May 2005 09:44:52 GMT, "jaybird" > wrote:

>I'm a Texas cop, I'll see if I can answer your questions...
>
> wrote in message
roups.com...
>> I'm a Califonian (unfortunately), and I've been going over the "Texas
>> Drivers License Hand book" PDF version.
>>
>> Anyway, so I noticed Texas calls their DMV's something like "drivers
>> license stations" instead. Also Organ Donations are now called
>> "Anatomical gifts". Also the book said "Don't jam on the brakes",
>> instead of saying "Don't slam on the brakes". I've never heard anyone
>> say "jam" in place of "slam" before.
>
>We have many slang terms that other states don't use... )
>
Yeah, most states go with 'nekked as a jaybrid'


In Texas, it's as stupid as jaybird.

PLONK!!!!!!!!!!!



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On 21 May 2005 23:37:39 -0700, wrote:

>I'm a Califonian (unfortunately),

Why shame yourself even more?

> and I've been going over the "Texas
>Drivers License Hand book" PDF version.

Why? >>>>