Source: Wikipedia

The Texas Department of Transportation (“TXDOT”) is charged by law with licensing and regulating most car dealer operations.  It has been my experience that TXDOT does a great job.  While some governmental agencies seem to do little for citizens, TXDOT investigates and, when it deems appropriate, prosecutes complaints filed by consumers against car dealers.  Here is a link to TXDOT’s consumer protection page -

http://www.txdot.gov/consumer_protection/default.htm

However, TXDOT is receiving a new name – the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (“Texas DMV”).  Take a look at the story below.

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