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One thing for Texans to keep in mind - if you are running preserved military registration, you may NOT use the truck to carry your personal stuff around legally, unless you are going to a show and the gear is part of the show. An example - a guy nearby got stopped recently driving down the...

There is a whole thread on that topic with all the details. The short answer is no, you don't have to have a Commercial license, but you do need to have at least a non-commercial Class A license to operate MVs with a gross weight rating in excess of 26,000 pounds (regardless of whether or not...

Okay, this is my preliminary OPINION on what I have read, backed up by 30 years of dealing professionally with Texas traffic law, but still my own opinion. That said.... In Texas, we have been dealing with registering military vehicles under 504.502 Exhibition Vehicles. That code stated that...

For Texas military vehicle owners, IN MY OPINION the only real changes are that the new law specifically says that Texas DMV will title and register Humvees as FMVs for on-road use, even if they come with paperwork stamped Off-Road Use Only, which is good. And tracked vehicles are now...