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Which Texas Tickets Qualify for Dismissal, and Which Don't
See which Texas tickets a defensive driving course can dismiss, which ones are ruled out, and the four things about you that decide it.
How to Get a Texas Ticket Dismissed: Step by Step
Get your Texas ticket dismissed in five steps: ask the court before your appearance date, enter your plea, finish a 6-hour course, and submit two documents.
How Do I Get a Copy of My Driver Record?
Learn how to obtain your driving record, understand its impact on insurance and employment, and discover who can legally access your personal driving history. Stay informed and ensure your record reflects your safe driving habits.
Learn How to Remove Points from your NC Driver's License
North Carolina gives out points for every kind of driving infraction. Learn how to remove points from your license and the consequences of getting too many.
What Happens if You Have Expired or Lost Registration Tags?
Expired tags, lost sticker, or already ticketed? Here is exactly what happens in each situation, how to fix it fast, and how to keep it from happening again.
Apps That Can Help You Become a Safer Driver
These apps can help you minimize how much you use your phone while behind the wheel and eliminate instances of distracted driving.
How to Order Your Texas PTDE Packet (and What Happens After)
Every Texas parent-taught drivers ed journey starts with the PTDE packet. Here is how to order it, what comes in it, and what to do next.
Can You Take Defensive Driving Twice in Texas?
You can take defensive driving anytime, but Texas only allows one ticket dismissal every 12 months. Here is how the timing works and what to do if you are inside the window.
What Are the Different Traffic Safety Courses in Texas?
Drivers ed, defensive driving, ITAD: Texas has several traffic safety courses and they do very different things. Here's which one fits your situation.
What Happens if You Drive With a Suspended or Expired License?
In all 50 states, there are penalties for getting behind the wheel without a driver’s license — whether your license is expired, suspended, or non-existent.