Weird question here...
I've been in the military for almost 14 years now, and have recently found out that at my 15 year mark, my career will be done and over with. Don't really want to get into it, let's just say that life sucks for me right now.
My question is, being in the military and from Texas, I'm allowed to drive on an expired license, given that I have my military ID on me at all times, which I have been doing since 2005. Would this make it more difficult to get into a school, since I really have no record of having a license for the last 8 years?
Thanks in advance for any answers.
Expired License
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Snoopy0417, Jul 29, 2013.
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Several posters on this forum have lived overseas for years and have no driving record and license expired & didn't have a problem. Yours is a little different, but still you were driving legally under Texas law. Get your drivers license updated & start working on your CDL.
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Good luck to you and your family!
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Great advice, folks. I'll take it all into consideration when I finally take that step. I may not even get into trucking. As an aircraft mechanic, I might try to find something along those lines. I'm just tired of giving so much and getting so little, y'know? I'm sure I'll find the same on the civilian side of things, but at least there I can quit when I get fed up.
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Might try Petroleum Helicopters for aircraft work. They service the oil rigs.
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I'm not completely sure, but I think a military ID will get you into the shipping ports without issue, so I don't think getting a TWIC card is necessary in your case, as your mil ID will serve the same purpose. Maybe someone else can confirm my thinking?
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