If you were just visiting California and living elsewhere, you should not be getting cited.
If, however, you are living and working in California (or any other state for that matter) then you are required by law to obtain a drivers license for that state within a certain time frame. Chances are that this incident will not go on your record, but there will be a fine associated with it most likely.
No. Driving is not a right. They can take your license away at any time.
When you licence is suspended in one state, your driving privileges are also suspended in that state until you get them reinstated. Additionally, if you get pulled over, display a California licence, and your suspended Texas licence comes up when they run your information through the system, your California licence will be taken away, and you could face a number of charges.Added; You may possess a drivers license ONLY from the state in which you reside. It is unlwful in ALL states to possess a drivers license from more than one state.
Yes.
Yes
A state can request for your state to suspend your license. Your state may or may not comply. If your state does not comply, the other state can still revoke your driving privilege in that state, and, if you're pulled over in that state, it is treated the same as driving on a suspended license.
You will. Be arrested
Either the DMV or the local courts.
New law says that if you are over the age of 17, you do not have to get a learner's permit, you can just take your driving test, if you fail, you have no license or CP license. If a twenty-year-old is caught driving alone with only a learning permit she or he will first of all get a ticket for not having a drivers license. And if the person doesn't have a drivers license they probably don't have insurance coverage. In most states if you do not provide proof of insurance when pulled over by the cops your driving privileges will be suspended, which means that it will cost the person more money (reinstatement fees, SR-22 bonds, etc.)when they do decide to actually get their drivers license.
The reason you are pulled over does not matter. If you have a suspended license, you can be charged.
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Yes you can ,but why would you . they could say they lost it and get another one
It is possible with some states, but not with every state. If you have a CDL (Commercial Drivers License) which gets suspended in one state, there is no state or territory of the US in which you'll be able to get licensed in while your license is suspended. Also note that the state which suspends your license also suspends your driving privileges in that state, so, if you did obtain a license from out of state, and were pulled over in the state where your license was suspended, it would still be treated as if you were driving on a suspended license.