I moved from California to Arkansas in 1994, but when I was there it was 10.00 dolars for every mile over the speed limit. brewski
I have gotten that speeding ticket before, & I do recall is cost me 102.00 but that's because I pleaded to the judge saying that I'm a student & I work full-time and he gave me a break. But I think before he lowered the bail it was 180.00. MizzCorleone
just got a ticket on the 10 in down town for going 65 in a 55, but i really was going 85. i was on my way to work on a Saturday to work overtime. as if an hour and a half drive to work on a Saturday morrning at 4:30 am didn't suck, i get a ticket.
It depends on what county the ticket was issued and whether you pay the bond (the ticket/bail money) or attend court to plead. Attending court often results in a fine that is less than the amount of the bond. The ticket is not a fine, it is a Notice to Appear in court. The value attached to the ticket is not a fine, it is bail money (a bond). If you appear in court, you pay no bond, and pay whatever, if any, fine is levied. If you don't appear, or you pay the bond before the court date listed on your ticket, you forfeit your bond. If, at that point, you have not paid it, the amount goes up, and a Warrant is issued for your arrest for Failure to Appear in Court.
You can find out the bond value by dialing the telephone number on the ticket and inputting your ticket number or telling the court clerk the ticket number. Typical bond values for speeding range from $65 and up. You can also request a different court date or an extension of the time to pay.
It also depends on whether or not you are a Commercial Driver's License holder. CDL holders have higher fines and lower speeding thresholds. Commercial trucks have a maximum speed limit of 55mph, so doing 75mph in any zone will result in a huge fine and suspension of your commercial license.
91 in a 65 cost me $345 and not eligible for traffic school because it was 25 mph over the limit.
81 mph in a 65 mph zone cost me $350 (Glendale, CA - Oct 2005)
when you find out let me know, i got the same ticket today...... I just received my fine in the mail and it is $149.00. Seems steep for only 10mph over the limit!
I was doing 87 in a 65 zone in San Diego, CA. I paid $219 out my financial aid. =(. Hope this helps.
In the state of California, the cost for a speeding ticket for driving 84 miles per hour in a 65 mph zone is $328. There will also be court costs on top of the fine.
500
Hmmm, I have paid $118 for doing 62 in a 55.in cal. As for speeding in a construction zone it is about the worst ticket a person could get .
The cost for a speeding ticket in California for going 55 in a 70 mile per hour zone is $214 plus court costs of $100 or more. The ticket will remain on the person's record for five years.
California has strict traffic laws when it comes to speeding. When caught doing 107 in a 65 mph zone, the price of the ticket is ten dollars per mile over the speed limit. This does not include the points off of the drivers license, nor the raise in the cost of insurance.
Since this highway is in California, anything over 100mph is considered reckless speeding. First time fines are a maximum of $500
$300.00
How much will a speeding ticket cost in California for doing 55mph in a 40mph zone in Santa Cruz? CHP. Soquel ca. Old San Jose highway.
Bank.
$380 or so
$700
$208 I was given a ticket for going 80mph in a 70mph zone. The ticket cost $127 + traffic school.
Around 380
Big bucks. Over 200-300.00 or more. They like to add fees here to the basic cost of a ticket.
Hmmm, I have paid $118 for doing 62 in a 55.in cal. As for speeding in a construction zone it is about the worst ticket a person could get .
$200..........happend to me last week
The cost for a speeding ticket in California for going 55 in a 70 mile per hour zone is $214 plus court costs of $100 or more. The ticket will remain on the person's record for five years.
California has strict traffic laws when it comes to speeding. When caught doing 107 in a 65 mph zone, the price of the ticket is ten dollars per mile over the speed limit. This does not include the points off of the drivers license, nor the raise in the cost of insurance.
Depends where in California you fly out of...