• Any moving violation (not for “paperwork offenses” such as inspection/registration or defective equipment)
• Valid Texas Driver’s License
• CDL Holders are not eligible
• Valid Texas Auto Liability Insurance.
• Must not be taking DSC for another offense 
• Must not have taken DSC in past year to dispose of another offense
• Requires plea of “No Contest” or “Guilty”
• Must request before appearance day or will require judge’s approval

• Any Violation
• Valid Texas Driver’s License
• CDL Holders are not eligible
• Valid Texas Auto Liability Insurance
• Requires Plea of “No Contest” or “Guilty”
• Must have judge’s approval (May require court appearance for certain offenses) Court will consider:
  • Seriousness of violation 
  • Accident/Injury 
  • Other offenses at time of incident
  • Offender’s driving record

• Offenses in construction zones when workers are present

• Speeding 25 miles or more over the speed limit  

• Passing a School Bus  

• Reckless Driving  

• Fleeing/Eluding Police  

• Failure to Stop and Render Aid  

• Failure to Stop at Accident: Damage

•  Offenses in construction zones when workers are present.  

• Any offense according to Judge’s discretion.

90 Days (Three months)

90 Days (Three months)

$101.00 Court Costs + $10.00 Administrative Fee

$111.00 Total

Special Expense (Full fine amount) and Court Costs
Call for amount

$10.00 to Department of Public Safety

$25-$100 for  certified driver safety course

• Drivers who hold provisional licenses must pay $10 to Department of Public Safety for examination fee (Effective 9/1/2005)
• Drivers under age 25 must pay $25-100 for driving safety course (Effective 9/1/2005)

1. No moving violations during period of probation
2. Obtain Driving Record from DPS
3. Take driving safety course
4. Provide court with Driving Record and certificate of course completion before end of probation

• No moving violations during period of probation
• Return affidavit of compliance
• Drivers under age 25 must complete a driving safety course approved under Chapter 1001, Education Code (Effective 9/1/2005)
• Drivers who hold provisional licenses must be examined by the Department of Public Safety (Effective 9/1/2005)
• Proof of course and examination completion must be provided to the court

1. Conviction
2. Payment of Additional Fine
3. Offense reported to DPS
4. Potential warrant for arrest if fine remains unpaid

1. Conviction
2. Bond forfeited to Fine
3. Offense reported to DPS