If ticket was actually dismissed, it should have never ended up on your driving record. Contact the court to see if they convicted you or...

Yes. A police officer can assess your speed visually or with laser, radar, or lidar. They can use rear facing or handheld devices.

If you were handed a ticket then I guess the answer is "yes," you will get a ticket. Reach out to the court for options for taking driving safety...

Read the terms of your deferral carefully. If your new ticket violates the deferred, you cannot sign an affidavit. If no affidavit is required, try...

Reach out to a traffic ticket attorney to see if they can assist and how much they would charge. Criminal charges are not usually handled on...

Overspending citation? Do you mean speeding?You will need to check the terms of your deferred disposition to see if your new ticket violated the...

Sure you can plead not guilty. Try to watch the video and discuss your case with the prosecutor. Or hire a traffic ticket attorney for assistance.

Discuss this with your attorney. It is odd that you would be meeting with Texas DOT for an Indiana issue.

Plead not guilty, go in and talk to a prosecutor about the option of doing deferred to keep the new tickets off your record. Or hire a traffic...

You need an attorney and these are things you need to discuss with your attorney. The officer may have dash cam as well that the attorney can...