Can you hold a Class B Exempt License while being suspended for another offense?

Holding a Class B Exempt License while being suspended for another offense is not permissible because a valid driving license is a prerequisite for operating a vehicle legally. If a person's driving privileges are suspended, it indicates that they are not authorized to drive, regardless of the type of license they hold.

In Texas, the law stipulates that individuals must possess a valid license at all times to legally drive. Therefore, if someone is under suspension, they are operating outside the legal framework required for any type of driving license, including a Class B Exempt License. This rule ensures that all drivers on the road meet the necessary legal and safety standards.

Thus, if you are suspended, it directly affects your ability to hold and utilize any license for driving purposes.