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Active duty drivers & Texas residents on active duty must possess a current/valid state drivers license.  When a nonresident owner or operator establishes residency in Texas or enters into gainful employment, his or her vehicle(s) may be operated for 30 days after which time the vehicle must be registered in Texas.

Seat belts are mandatory for all occupants of any motor vehicle operated in the state of Texas. NOTE: Passengers may be cited and fined by law enforcement officer.

All motor vehicles registered in Texas, including motorcycles, motor scooters and mopeds, must be inspected each year by an official motor vehicle inspection station.

Motorcycles or motor driven cycles-both military members and dependents must have an endorsement for motor cycle on their license and a special written and riding skills class/test is required.

Personnel reporting aboard with vehicles should register with the Pass and Tag Office at the main gate upon arrival and obtain a station decal. The following items are required for issuance of a station decal: current state motor vehicle inspection sticker, proof of insurance, current vehicle registration and driver's license.

DRIVER LICENSE Texas Dept. of Public Safety Kleberg County Courthouse Annex Telephone..:(361) 592-1911

VEHICLE REGISTRATION Motor Vehicle License Plates / Registration Kleberg County Tax Assessor-Collector, Kleberg County Courthouse Kingsville, Tx 78363 Telephone..: (361) 592-6441.

FISHING and HUNTING LICENSE:  Licenses are sold at most sporting goods and tackle stores, county courthouses, Parks & Wildlife Dept. offices, and by some, not all, local game wardens.  All annual licenses are valid from Sept.1 through the following Aug.31, no matter when purchased.

LICENSES-COMBINATION:  Available for Texas residents only, a combination hunting and fishing license costs $25.00.

FISHING LICENSES:  A fishing license is required for all nonresident fishermen.  For residents, only those between 17 and 65 years of age are required to have a fishing license. Saltwater stamps and freshwater trout stamps are not required for those who are exempt from fishing licenses. RESIDENT,ANNUAL:  $8.00, RESIDENT,TEMPORARY (14-days):  $5.00, NONRESIDENT, ANNUAL:  $15.00 (No age exemptions, except for residents of Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Kansas.) NONRESIDENT,TEMPORARY 5-Days:  $8.00, SALTWATER STAMP:  $5.00, RAINBOW TROUT STAMP:  $5.00.

HUNTING LICENSES:  RESIDENT:  $10.00.  Required of all Texas citizens.  Texans under 17 or over 65 years of age do not need a regular hunting license, but must have a $6.00 Resident Exempt Hunting License.  NONRESIDENT GENERAL HUNTING:  $200.00, Valid for all game species.  NONRESIDENT SMALL GAME:  $75.00.  Valid for nongame animals and all game birds except turkey; not valid for game species except squirrels.  NONRESIDENT 5-Day:  $25.00 Not valid for deer or turkey.

HUNTING AND FISHING IN MEXICO:  Mexican authorities must be contacted for current regulations, hunting and fishing licenses, and procedures for taking in firearms and ammunition.  Any game legally taken in Mexico may be brought into Texas, but must be accompanied by a statement, issued by U.S.  Customs at the border, that the game originated in Mexico.  There are no restrictions on bringing fish caught in Mexico into Texas, but they must be declared at the Texas port of entry.


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