Kimble County Traffic Court Records
Kimble County traffic court records are filed through the county courthouse in Junction. This rural Hill Country county sits at the junction of I-10 and US 83, making it a common stop for highway traffic enforcement. Most records requests are handled through the county courthouse, and the statewide re:SearchTX portal is the best free online tool for searching Kimble County traffic case information.
Kimble County Overview
Kimble County Traffic Court Offices
Traffic violations in Kimble County go to the Justice of the Peace courts, which handle Class C misdemeanor traffic offenses. These are fine-only cases. The county courthouse in Junction is the central location for all court matters and records requests. Kimble County is part of the 452nd Judicial District.
The county's position at the intersection of I-10 and US 83 means that Texas Highway Patrol regularly enforces traffic laws on these highways. Most stops on state and federal highways result in Class C misdemeanor citations processed through the JP court. For records requests, contact the Kimble County Clerk in Junction. Standard Texas fees apply for copies.
| County Seat | Junction, TX |
|---|---|
| Judicial District | 452nd Judicial District |
| Contact | Kimble County Courthouse, Junction, TX |
Search Kimble County Traffic Records Online
The free statewide re:SearchTX portal is the best online tool for searching Kimble County traffic court records. Create a free account and search by party name or case number. Data refreshes nightly. Results show case index information and are unofficial copies only. For certified documents, contact the Kimble County Clerk in Junction.
For records not on re:SearchTX, contact the county courthouse directly. Submit a written public information request under Texas Government Code Chapter 552. The county has 10 business days to respond. Include the defendant's name, approximate offense date, and case number if available. Standard copy fees: $1.00 per plain page and $5.00 per certified document.
Texas Traffic Laws in Kimble County
Traffic violations in Kimble County follow the Texas Transportation Code. Chapter 543 sets the uniform citation form that officers use. Most routine violations on I-10 or US 83 in Kimble County are Class C misdemeanors. The Texas Highway Patrol actively patrols these corridors, and both local and state officers issue citations regularly.
Speed violations follow Transportation Code Section 545.351. The speed limit on I-10 in this area is posted at 80 mph in some stretches. Reckless driving under Section 545.401 is a more serious matter. Serious traffic offenses go to the 452nd Judicial District Court in Junction.
The TexasCourtHelp.gov traffic section explains how to respond to a citation, how to enter a not guilty plea, and what happens if you miss a court date. A warrant may be issued if you fail to appear. Under the Texas Public Information Act, court records in Kimble County are public and available to any person upon written request.
Kimble County Driver Safety Course and Deferred Options
Eligible drivers who receive a citation in Kimble County may request a Driver Safety Course (DSC) by their court date. You must plead guilty or no contest, pay required fees, show proof of insurance, and sign an affidavit confirming you have not taken a DSC within the past 12 months. Once the court approves, you have 90 days to complete an approved driving safety course and submit a certified driving record from Texas DPS.
Order the certified driving record from Texas DPS online for $12 or by mail for $10 using Form DR-1. Mail to DPS, Attn: L:R, PO Box 149008, Austin, TX 78714-9008. Mail processing takes 14 to 21 days.
CDL holders are ineligible for DSC. Reckless driving, school bus violations, and work zone tickets with workers also disqualify you. Deferred disposition may be an option at the court's discretion. Contact the JP court in Junction to ask which options apply to your citation before your court date.
Online Resources for Kimble County Traffic Records
The re:SearchTX statewide portal is the primary free online tool for Kimble County traffic case searches.
Create a free account at re:SearchTX and search Kimble County traffic cases by name or case number.
The Texas Judicial Branch website provides links to all court levels, forms, and rules that apply to Kimble County proceedings under the 452nd Judicial District.
Use txcourts.gov to access statewide court resources, rules, and forms applicable to Kimble County traffic cases.
Kimble County Driver Records and DPS
Texas driver records are maintained by Texas DPS. The Kimble County Clerk holds court records for local cases. For your driving history or license status, contact DPS directly. Vehicle title and registration records are at Texas DMV. The TOPICs portal may have local court rules for Kimble County courts.
Nearby Counties
Kimble County is in the Texas Hill Country where I-10 and US 83 meet. Check the court name on your ticket to confirm which county filed your citation.