Speeding ticket - 65mph on a 40 pmh road....now what?

Question

Hi All,

I have just recieved my first speeding ticket in the last 1 and a half years of driving. I have been caught doing 65 on a 40 mph road.

Does anyone know the possible penalty.

As i havent passed for more than 2 years i only have a limit of 6 points so am a little worrid.

Thanks

Answer 1

65 in a 40 should just mean a fixed penalty notice with a fine of £60.00 and 3 points on your licence. You will need to declare the penalty to your insurance company upon renewal which may affect your premiums particularly if you are a younger driver. I'd suggest being good until you have passed your 2 year mark and even then being careful when and where you put your foot down!!

Answer 2

16mph to 25mph over the posted limit

£45-£100

4 points.

Answer 3

It would be different for every state and country.

I am in Melbourne Australia and got a fine for doing 110 kph in a 100 k zone.... I got fined $138.00 and lost 1 point.

Answer 4

i think you get a 150 fine.

why dont you google this?

Answer 5

Doesn't your speedometer work?? can't you read the signs?? It is a fine based on each mile over the limit--25 miles an hour over the limit at 20 dollars each--500 plus court cost and 3 or 4 points. THAT IS HERE__I don't know where you live or how tough the judge will be. 25 over is quite a bit and the judge will probably hit you hard--just to teach you to pay attention and NOT speed. POINTS???---well the insurance company will probably add a surcharge for those points--maybe 100 a point for 3 years. They will see you as a BAD risk for such an infraction. Driving is a serious mature job...consider this an eye opening event. We all got tickets when we were kids--I did and lost my license 9 times--so I pay 6000 a year for a crummy old truck...and I am 60 years. Your record stays with you--so don't be a fool.... drive right.!!! old.

Answer 6

SPEEDING TIGKET WHEN IT IS GIVEN THE PENALTY MUST HAVE BEEN SHOWN ON THE TICKET?