What states can you get your drivers license in if your drivers license is suspended in Texas?

Answer 1

It doesn't work that way, and there's a number of reasons:

• You must be a resident of any state you're trying to obtain a drivers licence in. If you're a resident of Texas, you can only get a licence in Texas.
• Even if you could, theoretically, get an out-of-state licence, it would do you no good in Texas - when your licence in suspended in your home state, your driving privilege is also suspended in that state, meaning you wouldn't be allowed to drive in that state with any licence, regardless of where it's issued from.
• Most states are parties to an agreement by which they will not issue you a licence if you're currently subject to a licence suspension issued by another state. Before they'll let you obtain a drivers licence, you must have either completed your suspension period in Texas, or else have managed to get an early reinstatement of your licence in Texas.
• The handful of states which will issue you a licence (offhand, I can't recall what they are, but I remember Indiana being one of them) do so under very strict conditions - on top of having to be a resident of that state, you'd only be permitted to drive within that state, and your licence would be completely invalid outside of that state until your issued with the state which suspended your licence was resolved.