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Note: The fines for driving between 1 mph and 9 mph over the speed limit have not changed.
 

The Bad News - The effects of getting a 4 point speeding ticket can be far reaching. For example, the 4 points may cause you to pay a greater fine, lose your drivers license and/or receive a surcharge on your automobile insurance.
 

The Good News - Municipal court prosecutors often are willing to plea bargain when it comes to speeding tickets. An experienced attorney can often get you the best plea with the prosecutor. For example, an attorney may be able to get a 4 point speeding violation reduced to a 2 point violation (or in some circumstances, beat the ticket outright and receive no points). A reduction or abolition of points from a ticket may cost you less in fines and not trigger a possible license suspension and /or insurance surcharge.

Call the Law Office of Kalas and Jannarone if you receive a speeding ticket and would like representation.

See also; DMV Points,   DMV Point Reduction ,  &  Insurance Surcharges

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