What happens under the Texas Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act if a driver does not have the required insurance?

Under the Texas Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act, drivers who do not have the required insurance can face penalties or legal action. This act mandates that all drivers maintain a minimum level of liability insurance to ensure that they can cover damages or injuries they may cause in the event of an accident. If a driver is found to be uninsured, they may be subjected to fines, the possibility of having their driver's license suspended, and other consequences that impact their ability to lawfully operate a motor vehicle. This legislation is intended to promote financial responsibility and reduce the number of uninsured drivers on the roads, thereby enhancing overall public safety.