Made for Texas drivers
Your car's paperwork, on autopilot.
Tell us your plate and county once. We'll work out your registration, emissions and license deadlines — and remind you well before anything is due.
Watch how it works
Your car's paperwork, on autopilot
A 30-second look at how RoadLegal keeps Texas drivers ahead of every deadline.
Read the transcript
On screen: “Expired registration? Up to a $200 ticket in Texas.”
0:00Texas drivers get fined for paperwork they just forgot.
0:06RoadLegal: your car's paperwork, on autopilot. Add your car once — we work out your registration, emissions, license, and insurance deadlines.
0:15Snap your insurance card, track toll bills, and get reminded 30, 7, and 1 day before anything's due.
0:24RoadLegal. Free during beta. Never miss a car deadline again.
On screen: “Free during beta · Texas drivers.” RoadLegal is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Exact due dates
Registration, emissions (in the counties that need it) and your driver's license — with the real date, not a guess.
Reminders that help
A heads-up 30 days, 7 days and 1 day before, plus a nudge if something slips past.
Papers in one place
Keep your registration, insurance card and inspection report handy. Only you can see them.
Official help
Got a toll bill or violation notice?
Look it up directly with the official toll agency for where you drove. RoadLegal never handles toll payments or asks for your toll account login.
Texas inspection rules changed in 2025
Safety inspections ended for personal vehicles, but the $7.50 fee stayed and emissions testing still applies in 17 counties. Here's what that means for your renewal.
What a missed deadline costs in Texas
Fines for driving without insurance, the grace period on expired registration, and why a missed emissions test blocks your renewal.
Simple pricing
Free for one vehicle with deadline tracking and reminders. Autopilot ($9.99/month or $99/year) is coming soon — unlimited vehicles, document vault, family sharing.
Hear when new features land
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