speeding

From small-town speed traps to serious misdemeanors, Texas drivers need to know the consequences—and the legal options—for speeding tickets.

We've all been guilty of speeding at some point in time or another and most of us have gotten cited for it once or twice. Pretty soon though, just because you made it to your destination without being stopped won't mean you got away with it.

The insane amount of violations one Texas DPS troop found.

Exceeding the speed limit in Texas could lead to fines and ticketing, even by just 5 miles per hour.

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Remember folks, don't film yourselves breaking the law and post it online for clout. You're just begging to get arrested.

We've all sped at points while driving, be honest Texans. But we all think we won't be caught. But above the skies, can Texas see us speeding?

The Killeen Police Department received multiple complaints about unsafe driving in Central Texas on I-14. The result? 70 tickets in just 3 hours. The social media response was mostly positive, saying it was about time.

In some places in Texas, the maximum speed limit is 85 mph, which means that some jackass is probably doing 95 in the fast lane. As for me, I drive like a little old lady and do the ACTUAL speed limit. It's not because I'm all that old or because I'm scared of driving next to big rigs. It's because I hate getting speeding tickets.