How do I renew my driver's license in Texas?

    Reviewed 2026-09-29 · Source: Texas Department of Public Safety

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    Renew an existing Texas noncommercial driver license using a method permitted by DPS for your circumstances.

    Starting fee$33
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    Standard license renewal, ages 18–84Other ages, license classes and transaction types have different fees; confirm with DPS.$33

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    Renew Your Texas DL, CDL, Motorcycle License or ID · Texas Department of Public Safety · reviewed 2026-09-29

    Limitations: Existing noncommercial license renewal only; first-time, CDL, expired, senior and limited-term licenses may follow different steps or prices.

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