When approaching a school bus in Texas, a driver must show their license to:

• A. Law enforcement officers, judge or justice of the peace, AND anyone you are involved in a wreck with
• B. Only police officers
• C. Only the DMV
• D. Your employer

Answer: (A)

In Texas, you must be ready to prove who you are and that you’re licensed when you’re driving. The license can be shown to a law enforcement officer if they ask for it, and if you’re involved in a wreck, you’re expected to provide it to the other driver or anyone else involved. A judge or justice of the peace may also request to see your license in official proceedings. This is why the correct approach is to show your license to law enforcement, to the other party in an accident, and to any judge or justice of the peace if requested. It’s not limited to just police, and it isn’t something you’d only present to the DMV or your employer.