How to Get Out Of A Traffic Ticket in Missouri Court?

Feb 2, 2026

How to Get Out Of A Traffic Ticket in Missouri Court? Chris Combs from Combs Waterkotte (Missouri’s leading traffic defense firm) talks about options to get out of a traffic ticket in Missouri.

Interview Transcript

Scott Michael Dunn: Well, relating that, so how do you get out of a traffic ticket?

Chris Combs: There’s multiple different ways. A lot of times, it’s our relationships with prosecutors and things like that. If your driving record’s clean, that’s important. Now, if I show up with a driving record where you just paid the fine three times, you’ve got three convictions on there, that’s going to be a little bit harder to work with.

That’s when we have our clients get into mitigation. Sometimes we’ll have them do driving school, in-person driving school. With these higher speed tickets that are classified as B misdemeanors, we’ll have them do a two-hour online class called Victim Impact Panel.

A lot of people think it’s just for drunk driving – it’s Mothers Against Drunk Driving – but it talks about people who’ve lost loved ones to both DWI, accidents, and high-speed crashes. So mitigation can be important. Community service, things like that. You always want to do everything you can to keep points off your driving record.

If you’ve got a traffic ticket are looking to protect your license (plus your wallet), contact Combs Waterkotte today at (314) 900-HELP or reach out online for a free case review. You can also upload a picture of your ticket below:


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