When you pay ticket in Texas, your traffic ticket money is usually split up between the state’s general fund, crime victims’ compensation unit, trauma and emergency medical services fund, or to the city or county where you received the ticket. However, this all depends on the amount owed and the type of law enforcement that gave you the ticket. If you receive a ticket from highway patrol, the money goes to the state to be divided up. In comparison, if you were stopped by city or county police, your money would first go to the city or county to be divided.
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