Habitual Violator Program
The Habitual Violator Program was implemented in November 2019 to address habitual non-payment of tolls by chronic violators to ensure fairness to the majority of drivers who pay their bills on time. Texas law defines a habitual violator as a registered owner of a vehicle who has been issued two notices of non-payment for an aggregate of 100 or more unpaid toll charges within a 12-month period.
Enforcement remedies under the policy include: posting the names of Habitual Violators whose vehicles have been banned, blocking vehicle registration renewal, prohibiting Habitual Violators’ vehicles on Mobility Authority roadways, and on-road enforcement of the vehicle ban.
How someone becomes a Habitual Violator:
Habitual Violators may contact the Mobility Authority to review all outstanding tolls and fees, correct any errors and arrange for payment to clear their status and their vehicle ban.
Under certain circumstances, the Mobility Authority may arrange payment plans as a courtesy to help customers resolve outstanding charges. Customers are encouraged to contact the Mobility Authority via its payment provider to make payment arrangements at (512) 410-0562.
For more information, visit the Habitual Violators FAQs.