The amount you'll pay for a Texas speeding ticket is set by the
municipality you were ticketed in. The citation itself may have fine
information on it, or you may need to contact the court to see how much
you are required to pay. All municipalities use a scale to determine
how much to fine you, based on how many miles per hour over the speed
limit you were going, but the scale is different for each locality. To
give you an idea of the differences between fines in different
municipalities, here are the schedules of fines from some of our major
cities.
Houston
Miles Per Hour Over Limit
|
Fine |
| 1-5 miles per hour |
$165 |
| 6-9 miles per hour |
$180 |
| 10-14 miles per hour |
$195 |
| 15-19 miles per hour |
$240 |
| 20-29 miles per hour |
$265 |
| 30 miles per hour or more over the limit |
$300 |
San Antonio
In San Antonio, the amount of your Texas speeding fine is determined by
the following formula: $166.00 for the first 10 miles per hour over,
and $5.00 for each additional mile per hour over that.
Austin
Miles Per Hour Over Limit
|
Fine |
| 5 or less |
$164, $143 if you pay early |
6-10
|
$194, $163 if you pay early |
11-15
|
$239, $193 if you pay early |
| 16-20 |
$284, $223 if you pay early
|
| 21-25 |
$301, $253 if you pay early
|
| 26-30 |
$301, $273 if you pay early |