New residents in Texas can legally drive for up to how many days after moving to the state?

New residents in Texas are allowed to legally drive for up to 90 days after moving to the state. This provision is in place to grant newcomers a grace period to obtain their Texas driver’s license without penalizing them for not having one immediately upon arrival. During this 90-day period, residents can drive using their out-of-state license, as long as it is valid. This flexibility acknowledges that relocating can be a lengthy process and ensures that new residents can still drive while they navigate the transition and complete the necessary paperwork to obtain a Texas license.