states Texas has a reciprocity agreement with

[monnieh]

I emailed out state DMV to find out which states TX had reciprocity aggrements with. Wow, not safe driving anywhere!

This e-mail is in reply to your question regarding what states Texas has a reciprocity agreement with for Nonresident Violator Compacts.

The following is a list of those states:

Alabama Kentucky North Carolina
Arizona Louisiana North Dakota
Arkansas Maine Ohio
Colorado Maryland Oklahoma
Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Delaware Minnesota Rhode Island
District of Columbia Mississippi South Carolina
Florida Missouri South Dakota
Georgia Nebraska Tennessee
Idaho Nevada Texas
Illinois New Hampshire Utah
Indiana New Jersey Vermont
Iowa New Mexico Virginia
Kansas New York West Virginia
Wyoming

If you have any questions, please contact our office at 512-424-2110 or by e-mail.

Thank you,

Beth Hibbs
Traffic Law Enforcement Division

 

[Tiepilot]

Chuck98,

The Compac States merely have an agreement that they will honor another States Drivers License Revocation or Suspension. If I get a speeding ticket in Florida and don't satisify it, then Florida will request Georgia to Suspend my Drivers License.

 

[slaughterj]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by HP:
Speaking of reciprocity, Does anyone know the statis of Tennessee & Kentucky on concealed firearm permits?

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Reciprocity varies as between each state and each other state. For more info, see: http://www.nraila.org/recmap/usrecmap.htm Within that page, you can access the pdf which has each state's reciprocity, and note the idiocy, e.g., Virginia recognizes NC, but NC doesn't recognize anyone or allow out-of-state people to get a permit, which I believe is unconstitutional (can't treat others states' citizens different than your citizens).

 

[HP]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by slaughterj:
Reciprocity varies as between each state and each other state.
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Thanks, I knew it was listed, just forgot where.
Looks like no problem with Kentucky; but for Tennessee, you
Yankees will need us southern boys to protect you.

 

[Tom and Vipers]

Actually, knowing which states are not reciprocal for speeding is of paramount importance.

This should be quantified and made readily available.

But how does it work?

You get a speeding ticket in another state. You pay the time. you get no points?

Of course if part of the law is they seize your car, I guess reciprocity is of not much use.

Tom

 

[V10 MOJO]

im somewhat confused? so how do i find out which states i can spped in without points? my license is Ohio.

 

[Qualitywires.com]

HP,

As far as I know TN does not recognize the KY concealed Deadly weapons permit. I have a KY permit, but I think you can carry in your glove compartment okay.

 

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

Are those agreements where they exchange info with other states? Florida and Georgia have an agreement like that, but apparently Florida doesn't have the same agreement with it's own counties - which resulted in an expensive inconvenience for yours truly.

 

[HP]

Speaking of reciprocity, Does anyone know the statis of Tennessee & Kentucky on concealed firearm permits?