You cannot fight a speeding ticket if you pay the citation. You will pay the maximum fine, and delivering the key means you plead guilty.

This does not mean you are not responsible for a fine; it just means you have some time to consult an experienced traffic attorney.

You do not want traffic violations building on your record. After the first offense, repeat offenses can drastically impact your history. Our legal team can delay your proceedings to make a case and gather evidence or witnesses.

What are the Consequences of a Speeding Ticket?

In some cases, speeding tickets result in fines, points on your record, and license suspension. With excessive speeding, judges sometimes consider jail time as a penalty.

Your speed will determine your fine and penalties, which might include:

• From one mph to 10 mph, you could face a fine of $150
• From 11 mph to 30 mph over the speed limit, you could face a $300 fine
• More than 32 mph over the speed limit, you could face a fine of $600

In addition to speeding ticket fines, the state also adds surcharges. With penalties and higher insurance premiums, it’s wise to consider investing in an attorney to help you reduce or lessen your charges. Contact our legal team to discuss penalties and possible solutions to your traffic ticket: (516) 203-1700.

Can I Get a Ticket Removed?

Traffic tickets stay on your record for up to four years in New York. Speeding tickets can affect your driver’s license points, driving privileges, and car insurance. In New York, there is no option to expunge traffic ticket cases from your record.

With the help of an attorney, you can avoid the hassles of a speeding ticket violation on your record. An attorney can help you file a Motion to Vacate or attempt to negotiate with the prosecutor to drop or reduce your charges.

If you have a traffic ticket violation on your hands, consider contacting our legal team to discuss alternative solutions to pleading guilty. Contact our law firm to discuss your traffic ticket and how to proceed: (516) 203-1700.

Can an Attorney Get My Ticket Dismissed?

Speed influences the risk of collisions and crash-related injuries. Speeding is considered reckless and negligent driving. When you are convicted of a traffic offense, it’s important to attain the legal services of an experienced attorney.

There is a financial burden tied to a speeding ticket, and it takes up to four years for a ticket to be removed from your record. Any other traffic violations can result in additional fines and penalties.

Our legal team can review the evidence for loopholes or possible angles to challenge the case, decrease your fine or reduce your points. Contact our legal team to see how we can help reduce your charges or get your charges dropped.

Book a consultation with our experienced attorneys today: (516) 203-1700.