Texas HB2601 amends disqualifications for operating commercial motor vehicles, including suspensions for traffic violations and substance-related.
Texas HB2601 modifies the Transportation Code to update disqualifications for operating commercial motor vehicles. It introduces suspensions for individuals holding commercial driver's licenses or permits. For instance, a 60-day suspension applies for two serious traffic violations within three years, and a 120-day suspension for three such violations. A one-year suspension is imposed for three violations related to railroad crossings within three years.
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