How much is the fine for a speeding ticket for going 67 mph in a 50 mph zone?

Answer 1

Speed limits are posted for the safety of every driver, and it is important to follow it. A speeding ticket for doing 13 over the speed limit can cost a little over $200 depending on court costs, fees and taxes.

Answer 2

In the state of Virginia, a person stopped for speeding will pay $5 for every mph above the speed limit they were going. A ticket for going 65 in a 45 zone will cost $100 plus court costs of $62.

Answer 3

Your speed is alleged to be 33 mph above the white sign in the roadway and you are thus in possession of one the most expensive speeding tickets in California. The maximum fine for this offense on a perfect driving record (one with no point accrual for previous moving violations) would be approximately $455.00. There are approximately 18 different accounts into which fees and penalties are assessed and they differ slightly for each county in California, but the fine is approximately $455.00. You can add $35.00 for each point that you received within three years of the date of this new citation.

Finally, you are not eligible for consideration for traffic school because your speed is alleged to be 26 miles or more above that white speed limit sign in the road way.

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Answer 5

The fine for a speeding ticket will be around 200 dollars or more depending on what state you live in. The base amount is set but court fees are added on top of it.