Texas drivers, that dusty registration sticker? You’ve got just five working days—no weekends or holidays—to renew before you’re officially breaking the law. A recent study found millions of cars nationwide are driving with expired tags, and Texas tops the list, with most vehicles lingering past expiration for about four months. Get caught? You’ll likely face a citation and up to $200 in fines—with some counties like Bexar charging even more. Plus, a 20% penalty tacks onto your renewal fee. While judges may dismiss charges if you renew within 20 working days, you might still pay a fee. Renewing up to 12 months late is possible without a ticket, but after that, you’ll need to visit the DMV in person. Stay current to avoid costly headaches on the road.
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