You should try to do Drivers Safety Course or deferred disposition for a dismissal. That way you don't have a conviction on your record and your...

The difference between "no contest" and "guilty" only comes in to play when there is a collision and the possibility of civil liability. If you...

Contact the court and plead not guilty, and attend court to discuss the situation with a prosecutor. OR hire a traffic ticket attorney for assistance.

Plead not guilty and go to court. OR hire a traffic ticket attorney to help you sift things through.

If you had an attorney assist you, you should point out these issues to them. They can correct things for you if it's necessary. If you didn't have...

I'm not sure what the officer intended, but I think it helps you. If it is not marked as a work zone with workers present, you may be eligible for...

You can hire a traffic ticket attorney that may be able to help work something out to keep this off your record. If you'd like to TRY to protect...

If you were convicted of the offense, it will remain on your driving record and criminal record forever.

Texas no longer has a points system, so technically you won't get points. The ticket will go on your Texas driver record, however, and will likely...

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Don't take convictions on five tickets. Don't just pay and plead guilty. You should probably plead not guilty and go in and talk to a prosecutor OR...