Absolutely. Over the speed limit is over the speed limit. But it is very unlikely because the proof will not be there. Devices used to determine another car's speed, like radar guns, are not sufficiently exact to prove a 1 mile overlimit speed. Such devices have tolerances as much as 5 MPH, sometimes more, meaning that if the radar device reads 1 mile over the limit, the speed could really be anywhere between 4 MPH under the limit or 6 MPH over the limit. That possibility is sufficient to create a reasonable doubt that will prevent a conviction. What if the tolerance is 5 MPH and the reading is 67 MPH. That could be enough proof, but police have better things to do than stop a car for going a mile over the limit (like going after the people going 20 MPH over the limit). If they stopped every car for going 1 MPH over limit, they wouldn't be able to do anything but write tickets.
$202 for going over 20mph posted limit
It depends on the city where you got the citation.
In the state of Arizona, a speeding ticket for going 21 miles per hour over the speed limit will cost $550. At that point the driver can also have their license automatically suspended on the spot.
I read on some FAQ website that in CA they charge you $5 per mile you go over the speed limit, I just got a ticket for going 10 over too. So it should definitely be less than $100 but then they also slap you with other fees such as for attending traffic school, etc. They're like Ticketmaster that way, all these hidden fees.
It depends on the speed at which you were going and many other things such as the weather, your age, how far over the speed limit, etc.
There are no points that go on insurance for getting a ticket at five miles per hour over the speed limit. Usually, you will not even get a ticket for going only five over the limit.Ê
You will be lucky to keep your license. Anything over 15 mile above the limit can be considered reckless driving. That will definitely result in points.
38 miles over the speed limit in Shelbyville, Illinois what will the cost of the ticket be?
50 dollars per mile
You can go as fast as you like. Legally, even one mile an hour over the speed limit can result in a ticket.
It depends on the jurisdiction...in North Carolina it stops being speeding and becomes reckless driving at 15 over. At 33mph over, you really need a lawyer.
In general for going 41 mph over the limit in Texas, you will get the priviledge of riding in the back of a cruiser. As far as the cost of the ticket itself, it varies depending on where in Texas you received the ticket.
5 per mile for EACH mile over the speed limit, plus 97.00 state fees
Normally its $150-$200 for the first 10 mph over the speed limit, and $10-$20 for every 1 mile over the speed limit beyond the first 10. So 20 mph over the speed limit could cost $400 for the ticket alone. Plus court cost's ;)
Speeding 18 miles per hour over the limit in Virginia will cost you 62 dollars in court fines plus five dollars for every mile you were over the limit. In this case, because of the excessive speed, the fine could be 350 to 1000 dollars each year for three years. You could receive a misdemeanor or a felony.
$202 for going over 20mph posted limit
If the city has a "zero tolerance" low, then yes you can get a ticket for going 5 mph over the posted limit.