Alleged speed
Compare the listed speed with the posted limit.
Use this Cibolo speeding-ticket and defensive-driving guide to review the alleged speed, any special-zone notation, the court named on your citation, and the general process before requesting defensive driving.
← Return to the complete Cibolo guideDo not rely on the city name alone. Review the printed details because they can affect the court, amount, and possible driving-safety path.
Compare the listed speed with the posted limit.
Look for a school-zone or construction-zone notation.
Identify the exact description and any legal section number.
Confirm the assigned court and answer date.
The current Texas driving-safety framework lists driving 25 mph or more over the posted limit among its exclusions. A lower alleged speed does not create automatic eligibility; the court and all other requirements still control.
Confirm the speed, court, and answer date.
Use the screening tool and read the applicable exclusions.
Make the request or election in the form the court requires.
Finish the course and deliver documents according to the court instructions.
Municipal and justice courts can handle different matters and may share jurisdiction over certain lower-level offenses. Check the court name and answer date printed on the citation before paying, contesting the charge, or requesting defensive driving.
The violation guide focuses on what the speeding allegation means and the governing law. This page focuses on the possible defensive-driving process.
Open Local Speeding GuideNo. Eligibility can depend on the allegation, speed, applicable history, license status, and court instructions.
Article 45A.352 lists driving 25 mph or more over the posted limit among its exclusions. A lower speed does not guarantee the option.
Use the citation, the ticket lookup tools, and the court’s official source. This page does not publish an unverified local range.
Use the court printed on the citation. The Cibolo location by itself does not necessarily identify the correct jurisdiction.
Confirm the court process and answer date first. Enroll at the point required by the applicable instructions.
Multiple charges may require separate review. The court decides how the current framework applies to otherwise eligible charges from the same transaction.
$25 Defensive Driving Course
Operated by SafeDrive Network LLC
TDLR Driving Safety Provider License CP1237
After confirming the court process, you can enroll in the six-hour online course.