Texas SB2949 regulates motor fuel transport and export, requiring occupational licenses and authorizing fees, penalties, and criminal offenses.
Texas SB2949 amends the Tax Code to regulate the transportation of motor fuels and other hazardous materials. It requires individuals operating as motor fuel transporters to obtain appropriate licenses and prohibits them from operating under another person's license. The bill also defines various roles such as suppliers, permissive suppliers, distributors, importers, exporters, blenders, and aviation fuel dealers, each subject to specific conditions and liabilities. It authorizes the comptroller to issue permanent licenses to these roles, valid until surrendered or canceled.
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