After a second conviction for driving without financial responsibility, if the defendant owned the vehicle at the time of the offense and still owns it on the conviction date, how long does the court impound the vehicle?

60 days is the deadline for satisfying a crash judgment before the driver's registration, license, or driving privilege is suspended, printed in the suspension list a few lines below the impoundment rule. This answer skims the safety-responsibility section for any nearby day count and grabs the first one, without noticing the 60-day figure triggers a suspension rather than the impoundment set out in Table 13.

The penalty table for driving without evidence of financial responsibility never prints 90 days as an impoundment period. This answer anchors on 90 days from other traffic penalties commonly stated as three-month terms and imports that round figure into a Chapter 3 rule where the manual never uses it.

The 30-day figure in the manual is Chapter 2's window for a new Texas resident's vehicle to be operated before it must be registered: not an impoundment term in the Chapter 3 penalty table. This answer carries the 30-day new-resident registration deadline forward from the previous chapter and treats it as the impoundment length because both figures sit near the front of the safety-responsibility material.