Guides
Start with the free checker if you have a move in mind. Read the guides when you want the why behind the answer — every one is date-stamped and written in plain words.
The free checker: your permit + your destination = what travels, what's still required, in order.
The stack — commissary, permit, inspection, fire, locations — and the three regimes states use.
One DSHS license statewide: types, verified fees, the queue, and what cities lost.
Chapter 437B section by section — preemption, types, the 14-day duty, what survived.
The application sequence, the keep-operating rule, and renewal, in order.
14-day decisions, the 25% fee cap, and the zoning tricks HB 25-1295 forbids.
§ 11-56-103: the three documents to carry and the demands cities may not make.
One license statewide, the copy errand, mass gatherings, and the fire sequel.
What counts, what doesn't, and what happens when yours isn't valid.
The five sections reviewers look for — and the mistakes that get agreements bounced.
The second permit system: organizer permits, temporary permits, fire checks, clocks.
The health route and the fire route, in the order inspectors walk the truck.
Verified fee schedules only — Texas in full — plus the costs nobody lists.
What we fixed, what we flagged, and when. The trust page.
Get the FoodTruckCleared Kit — $29
One payment of $29. No subscription. The kit is a web page you can return to and print — Permit Path sheets for all 51 jurisdictions, the Texas transition guide, reciprocity playbooks, the commissary agreement template, inspection checklists, the event pack, and fee worksheets.