How long you lose your license after a DWI in Texas depends on several factors, but you can expect a suspension that lasts anywhere from six months to two years.
How Long Will the State Suspend Your License After a DWI in Texas?
For a first-offense DWI in Texas, you will face a driver’s license suspension of 90 days to one year. If you have previous convictions for DWI, your suspension could range between six months and two years.
The duration of your suspension will increase if any of the following conditions apply to your offense:
- Your BAC exceeded 0.08
- You had a child age 14 or younger in the car
- You had an open container in the car
- You caused an accident, injury, or fatality