Convictions for certain Texas criminal offenses may result in a mandatory suspension of your Bryan|College Station driver’s license. The following guide lists the criminal subject matter of mandatory suspensions, the potential length of the suspension, and the legal reference for each crime and suspension.
| Subject Matter | Suspension | Legal Reference |
| Criminally Negligent Homicide | 1 year | 19.05 Penal Code 521.341(1) Trans. Code |
| Evading with a Vehicle | 1 year | 38.04 Penal Code 521.341(2) Trans. Code |
| Any Felony under the Motor Vehicle Laws | 1 year | 521.341(5) Trans. Code |
| Motor Vehicle Accident w/ Death or Injury | 1 year | 550.021 Trans. Code 521.341(6) Trans. Code |
| DWI | 90 days – 1 year | 49.04 Penal Code 521.341(3) Trans. Code |
| DWI 2nd or More | 180 days – 2 years | 49.09 Penal Code 521.344(a)(2)(B) Trans. Code |
| Intoxication Manslaughter | 180 days – 2 years | 49.08 Penal Code 521.344(a)(2)(B)(b) Trans. Code |
| Intoxication Assault | 90 days – 1 year | 49.07 Penal Code 521.341(4) Trans. Code |
| Use of False License | 90 days – 1 year | 521.451 Trans. Code 521.341(7) Trans. Code |
| Controlled Substance or Drug Conviction | 180 days | 481 Health & Safety Code 521.372 Trans. Code |
| Purchase of Alcohol Person Under 21 | 1 year | 106.071 Alch. Bev. Code 521.342(a)(2) Trans. Code |
| Controlled Substance Conviction Person Under 21 | 1 year | 481 Health & Safety Code 521.342(a)(3) Trans. Code |
| Dangerous Drug Conviction Person Under 21 | 1 year | 483 Health & Safety Code 521.342(a)(4) Trans. Code |
| Volatile Chemical Conviction Person Under 21 | 1 year | 484 Health & Safety Code 521.342(a)(5) Trans. Code |
| DWI Person Under 21 | 1 year | 49.07 Penal Code 521.342(a)(1) Trans. Code |
| Intoxication Assault Person Under 21 | 1 year | 49.09 Penal Code 521.342(a)(1) Trans. Code |
| Intoxication Manslaughter Person Under 21 | 1 year | 521.342(b) Trans. Code 42.13 sec. 13 Code Crim. Proc. |
| Use of False License Person Under 21 | 1 year | 521.453 Trans. Code 521.341(7) Trans. Code |
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Stephen Gustitis is a criminal defense lawyer in Bryan-College Station. He is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is also a husband, father, and retired amateur bicycle racer.
























