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Cory
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- Jurisdiction
- Texas
I was in Austin, TX last week for a work conference and had a rental van for me and my 5 other colleagues. On our final day, we were on our way to work and I was caught driving 37 in a 25, school zone. Since it was a rental I didn't have my insurance on me, it was home in Minnesota.
I asked the officer at the scene if I can mail in my insurance to have that taken off the record and he said I could. My first question, is that all there is to getting that cleared or do I need to fill out paperwork? I don't believe deferred disposition is needed in this case but maybe I am wrong.
My next question, for options to handle the speeding ticket, it lists taking a drivers training course as a potential option and it also offers deferred disposition as an option. Is either of these preferrable for a first time offender? Is either cheaper?
I asked the officer at the scene if I can mail in my insurance to have that taken off the record and he said I could. My first question, is that all there is to getting that cleared or do I need to fill out paperwork? I don't believe deferred disposition is needed in this case but maybe I am wrong.
My next question, for options to handle the speeding ticket, it lists taking a drivers training course as a potential option and it also offers deferred disposition as an option. Is either of these preferrable for a first time offender? Is either cheaper?