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Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a serious criminal offense and the penalties can be severe. In Texas, a driver may be pulled over by a police officer if they exhibit signs of intoxication from alcohol, illegal drugs, or prescription drugs that alter their ability to safely operate a vehicle. These signs can include speeding, swerving, driving too slowly, or driving erratically. After being pulled over, drivers will be asked to show their driver’s license, auto…

Dealing with an auto accident can be stressful and confusing. There are some basic steps that need to be followed in the state of Texas if an accident occurs. Immediately following an accident, all parties involved should make sure that everyone is okay and administer any type of minor aid in the case of injury. If there are serious injuries, it is imperative that the appropriate medics and officials are called such as an ambulance, fire department, or police. In any case,…

The sheer size of Texas and the numerous highways and open roads make it easy for drivers to get caught up in driving and forget about traffic laws by speeding or committing any other infraction. There are, however, many Texas State Troopers to remind drivers about the law. If a driver spots flashing police lights in their rearview mirror, the best thing to do is to pull over immediately, as soon as it is safe. Stay in the car and follow the instructions of the officer;…

When a driver in Texas receives a speeding ticket, there might be a way to get the amount of the ticket reduced or even dismissed by successfully completing a safe driving course. Texas uses a “points” system for driving records; every time a driver receives a violation, license suspension, or is involved in an accident, points are added to their record. It is in the best interest of drivers to always be aware of their record and driving history, which is available…