Larry wrote:
> proffsl wrote:
> > Larry wrote:
> > > proffsl wrote:
> > > >
> > > > So, Texas can presumeably deny the Texas citizen the
> > > > Right to drive in Flordia by revoking his Texas driver license,
> > > > but Texas can not deny the Tennessee citizen the Right to
> > > > drive in Flordia.Again, not uniform.
> > >
> > > Texas cannot in any way, shape, or form affect your driving
> > > privileges in Florida, unless Florida chooses to abide by a
> > > Texas determination.
> >
> > So, with no further burdens, the Tennessee driver may drive in
> > Flordia, but the Texas driver may not. Thanks for agreeing with
> > me, and confirming once and for all that Driver Licensing is an
> > Unconstitutional Police Power.
>
> If Texas suspends the license of one of its own residents, Florida can
> decide how that affects the person's privilege to drive in Florida.
>
> If Texas suspends the driving privileges (in Texas, of course) of
> someone with a Tennessee driver's license, Florida can decide how that
> affects the person's privilege to drive in Florida.

As Texas can not suspend the Tennessee driver's license, you have once
again proven me correct. Again, thanks for the confirmation.