What can happen if you don’t comply with the Texas safety responsibility?

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If the uninsured party fails to comply with the applicable provisions of this Act, the Department may suspend the driver’s license and vehicle registration if the party is a resident. If the uninsured party is a nonresident, the Department may suspend their driving privileges. Dec 29, 2017

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