Speeding Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia

Traffic offenses can affect your driver's license and your auto insurance rates, which can affect your bottom line. Our attorney is highly experienced in dealing with all road traffic offenses, including speeding offenses. Contact our speeding ticket attorney in Atlanta, GA to inquire about our legal services.

Speeding is a misdemeanor crime in Georgia, meaning it is punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine, or both. While jail time is rare in speeding cases, it can happen at extremely high speeds. Speeding convictions can also lead to points on your license and also impact your auto insurance rates. Fines in court usually include "court costs" which are usually around 40% of the fine. So a $200 fine would incur approximately an additional $80 in court costs. Here is a chart of how many points are imposed on your driver's license, which depends on how many miles per hour over the speed limit you were considered driving. 14 mph or less is zero points:

• 15 to 18 mph over the speed limit

  • 2 Points

• 19 to 23 mph over the speed limit

  • 3 Points

• 24 to 33 mph over the speed limit

  • 4 Points

• 34 mph or more over the speed limit

  • 6 Points

40-6-189: Super Speeder

If one is convicted of traveling 85 MPH or more on any road or highway, or 75 MPH or more on any two-lane road or highway in Georgia, they shall be declared a 'super speeder' This results in an additional $200 fine, payable to the Department of Driver Services.

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With offices in Atlanta, Georgia, we represent and advise people in Fulton, Cobb, Dekalb, Gwinnett, Forsyth, Clayton, Rockdale, Douglas, Coweta, Carroll County, Lawrenceville, Cumming and all over the state of Georgia.