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Defensive driving for a Travis County Justice Courts ticket

Tickets written by the Travis County Sheriff, constables or state troopers usually go to one of five Justice of the Peace precincts. The precinct is printed on your citation.

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When to ask

Before the appearance date on your citation. A mailed request must be postmarked on or before that date.

The court decides. We are a course provider, not the court.

Who the court says can ask

  • Not for speeding 25 mph or more over the limit, or over 94 mph
  • Not for passing a school bus that is loading or unloading children
  • Not for leaving the scene of an accident or failing to give information and aid
  • Not for work zone offenses with workers present
  • Not if you took a course to dismiss a ticket in the last 12 months
  • Not for commercial driver license holders

Steps for this court

01
Enter your plea

Plead guilty or no contest before the appearance date. If you mail the request, include the signed and notarized affidavit from your precinct.

02
Pay the court

Court costs plus a $10.00 non-refundable reimbursement fee. Call your precinct for the exact amount.

03
Show license and insurance

A valid Texas non-commercial license, or military ID, and proof of insurance with your name on the policy.

04
Send the proof within 90 days

The signed Court Copy of your certificate and a Type 3A driving record.

Court contact

  • Precinct 1: 4717 Heflin Lane, Suite 107, Austin, TX 78721 · (512) 854-7700
  • Precinct 2: 10409 Burnet Rd., Suite 180, Austin, TX 78758 · (512) 854-4545
  • Precinct 3: 8656 B W. Hwy 71, Suite 200, Austin, TX 78735 · (512) 854-6763
  • Precinct 4: 4011 McKinney Falls Parkway, Suite 1200, Austin, TX 78744 · (512) 854-9479
  • Precinct 5: 1000 Guadalupe St., Room 112, Austin, TX 78701 · (512) 854-9049

Source: Travis County Justices of the Peace, checked November 10, 2026. Courts change fees and rules, so confirm with the court before you act.

Questions about Travis County Justice Courts

Which precinct has my ticket?

The court name and address are printed on the citation. Call that precinct, not another one.

How long do I have after approval?

The county says the documents are due within 90 days.

Which driving record do I need?

Type 3A from the Texas Department of Public Safety.

How it works

Defensive driving in 3 simple steps

01Driving Safety
Step 1

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Step 2

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03COURT / AGENCYCertificate ready
Step 3

Finish and deliver

Your time and place are saved on our side, so you can change devices. Pass the final exam, review your details, and get the certificate with delivery instructions.