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Does a speeding valation go on your record?

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i went 63 in a 45 and got caught and the cop said he was going to give me a citation i was wondering if the citation will go on my record?

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  1. It will be on your record and used against you for insurance purposes for up to 3 years after the violation date. After 36 months it is no longer considered.

    Best thing to do is take a Defensive Driver's course like I did. It reduces your insurance by 10% (at least in NYS) and removes 3 or 4 points from your liscence.


  2. yes it will, along with any other "moving" violations.

  3. Depending on what state you live in, It will be on your record for at least three years from the DMV processing date, known as a "Conviction date".  If your state offers Traffic School, take the option when you are paying your fine.  The extra $30-$60 you will spend on traffic school will end up saving you $100's on your insurance, and it will keep the ticket off your driving records.  I am in California,  but I think most states have that same option.

  4. Of course it will. All moving violations go on your record.

  5. Is the Pope Catholic?  Does a bear s**t in the woods?  Yes, the violation will show up on your driving record.

  6. Yes HA HA HA

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