Texas Citation
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A good place to lookup your Texas driver history, which will include all your traffic tickets, DUIs and driving infractions, is the Texas Department of Driver Safety ( TXDPS ). You can make a request online, in person or over the phone to find out how many traffic tickets you have.
Your CitationYou must appear in Court on your scheduled court date if you do not pay the scheduled fine, enter a plea, or have your case continued beforehand. Your signature on the citation is not a guilty plea. You have a right to contest the charges against you. You have a right to see the evidence against you.
There is no difference between a citation and a ticket. In both cases, this is a written document typically issued by a police officer.
But in most cases traffic violation fines are capped at $200. In Houston, TX it's a flat fee system based on how fast you were going and the zone. It ranges from $170 for going 1-5 miles per hour over the speed limit to $500 for going 30+ miles per hour over the speed limit in a construction zone.