Reader’s Question:

My license was suspended in Las Vegas, Nevada and I have not cleared it up yet. Can I obtain a driver’s license in Texas for work?

Sharon

Las Vegas, NV

According to the Nevada DMV, all US states have access to the National Drivers Register (NDR), which is a database of problems motorist. They define problem motorist for this registry as those who have offenses for major traffic violations or whose motorist’s license has been suspended, revoked, canceled, denied.

According to the NV DMV no state may issue a motorist license if there is an active revocation or revocation in any other state. Therefore, if your license has been suspended in Las Vegas Nevada and you have yet to clear up those issues and have your NV license reinstated then you will be unable to receive a Texas state license.

You will have to obtain your Las Vegas Nevada driving privileges reinstated, and any issues cleared up, before another state will permit you to get a full license.