This person's permit was revoked when he was awarded payments for mental disability.
His award of disability also removed him from serving in the TN State Guard.
I'll never know. I haven't heard from him since he was removed from my State Guard roster.100% guarantee there’s more to the story.
Just call me an a$$hole, most everyone else does.I usually react when ever anyone quotes me.
Why would anyone need a DL from a state they didn't reside in? What purpose does it serve?Texas has varied over the years on issuing a Texas D L to non Texas residents. Twice in life I've had a Texas D L while resident of another state. It had my correct out-of-state address on it. Then, some 8 or 9 years back, they wouldn't renew it.
I knew a truck driver who had multiple DLs from different states. I don't know if they were CDLs or not. Depending on where he was, and how much (how fast he was going when he was pulled over) trouble he was in, and how many tickets he'd gotten on a certain license, he'd pick the appropriate one to give the officer.Why would anyone need a DL from a state they didn't reside in? What purpose does it serve?
The laws on DL's changed some years ago. I suspect that very reason might have been part of why they did. I have heard of my truck drivers that traveled in many different states doing the same thing.I knew a truck driver who had multiple DLs from different states. I don't know if they were CDLs or not. Depending on where he was, and how much (how fast he was going when he was pulled over) trouble he was in, and how many tickets he'd gotten on a certain license, he'd pick the appropriate one to give the officer.
That probably wouldn't work now.
My recollection is old and I certainly hope you're right about that.I thought that went to court and was found to be illegal?