TX SB2949

Redefines "export" of motor fuel to require direct delivery to another state, U.S. territory, or foreign country without altering the load's volume or composition, and requires shipping documents to include transportation company information, vehicle operator name, and specific border crossing location for international deliveries

Prohibits motor fuel depots (facilities used for storage, staging, or transloading of motor fuel for export) in Texas counties bordering Mexico, with violations punishable as Class A misdemeanor up to third-degree felony, and civil penalties up to $25,000 per day

Creates a second-degree felony for transporting hazardous materials in overweight vehicles (at least 3 axles, exceeding weight limit by 5% or more) on routes not authorized by permit

Imposes $25,000 civil penalty per occurrence on motor fuel transporters who fail to ensure employees or contractors hold required hazardous materials licenses, and authorizes license suspension without notice or hearing for such violations

Changes motor fuel transporter licenses from permanent to annual (valid through December 31), requiring yearly renewal, and adds property used in motor fuel depot violations to the list of contraband subject to civil asset forfeiture