1st ticket in the L.

[Beaudee]

Got nailed doing 86 in a 60 on LBJ going through Coppell.Guy wouldn't even cut me a brake,and said nothing about the Dodge behind me trying to catch up.Lucky he got me when i was letting off.I am just wondering what this one will cost.:hammer:

[Shiner1]

26 over in Lewisville would cost you $175.00 and If I'am right you can't go to DDS cause it's more than 25mph over the limit.

[Silver_2000]

26 over in Lewisville would cost you $175.00 and If I'am right you can't go to DDS cause it's more than 25mph over the limit.

Yeah he screwed you - I thnk its 24 over is bad news -

Quote from speedingticketnews


The fine for speeding in Texas starts at $120.00 for 5mph over and there is a graduated scale up to $185.00 for 25mph over. Above 25mph you have to contact the court. Some courts may also be allowed to add surcharges so the only way to know exactly is to contact the clerk of court. Most Texas traffic courts will not accept a check so you will need to pay by money order or, if in person, they will also be very happy with cash.


Also read that some parts of Texas have 80 mph speed limits


In 2005, the Texas Legislature revised this law, allowing 80 mph (130 km/h) limits on I-10 and I-20 in certain rural counties in west Texas[8] (http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/cgi-bin/tlo/textframe.cmd?LEG=79&SESS=R&CHAMBER=H&BILLTYPE=B&BILLSUFFIX=02257&VERSION=5&TYPE=B). This law also revised the eligibility for 75 mph speed limits: now eligible counties can have up to 15 persons per square mile.

Doug

[Beaudee]

Looks like $289.00.I just have to pay and not play for 90 days.They did except defurred, no tickets for 90 days and no record.

[hoponspot]

Deferred adjudication is the way to go.
Saved my record more times than I'd like to remember.