20–24 mph over
This range is not the same as the express 25-mph-or-more exclusion.
Use this page to understand the allegation, review the Texas statute, and find the correct court and next-step resources without relying on unsupported local estimates.
High-speed allegation← Return to the complete Frisco guideThis page connects the specific allegation with local court, ticket, and statewide resources so you can move to the guidance that best matches your citation. Read the citation, confirm the court, and use the correct local page before paying or enrolling.
A citation 20 mph or more over the limit requires careful review because 20–24 mph over and 25 mph or more over do not have identical significance in the driving-safety dismissal analysis.
Article 45A.352 identifies driving 25 mph or more over the posted limit within the statutory exclusion language. That does not mean every lower-speed case qualifies; the exact charge and court process still control.
This range is not the same as the express 25-mph-or-more exclusion.
The statute expressly identifies this threshold in the exclusion language.
School or work-zone facts can add another important distinction.
Neither the page nor the title decides eligibility.
Use the court named on the citation. Municipal and justice courts can have different roles or concurrent jurisdiction over certain lower-level matters.
Source: Texas trial court structure · Official judicial directory
Use the same-city speeding intent and eligibility resources, but do not assume that “20+ over” is one uniform category.
Open the statewide guide for a broader explanation of the violation and Texas law.
Open the Statewide GuideNo. Article 45A.352 expressly identifies 25 mph or more over in the exclusion language.
No. Other eligibility requirements and court procedures still apply.
It can. Check for school- or work-zone notation.
No. Review the answer date, eligibility pathway, and court instructions first.
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