Category: Traffic Violations

Like other states, Texas imposes a duty upon drivers who are in automobile accidents. When a driver is in a collision, he or she is

Have you ever pulled up to a traffic intersection, glanced up to the camera fixed near the traffic light and thought to yourself, “I hope

In Texas, most state and interstate highways will not let people drive faster than 75 miles per hour because that’s the maximum posted speed limit

Supposing you have your Texas driver’s license, you’re probably aware that it’s illegal to pass a stopped school bus that is letting students board or

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2013, we had almost 5.7 million traffic collisions in the United States, which led to

It’s not unusual to enter someone’s property without an invitation. Perhaps you’re stopping by to drop off something, or perhaps you want to speak with