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I just got a speeding ticket im dumb?
Ok well I just got pulled over for going 55 in a 45, 10 miles over the speed limit, I understand that I'm wrong and I was going to fast and deserve the ticket so please don't try to give me a lecture. I'm wondering how much will the ticket be for going 10 over the speed limit in California, I also got an infraction for not having a current insurance card "proof of responsibility", but I do have insurance but didn't have the card on me when I got pulled over, will that infraction be dismissed and I wont have to pay it if I show proof of insurance at the time I got pulled over to the court?
Thank you
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
If you take your insurance card to court and show it to the clerk, that charge must be dismissed by law for an administrative fee of about $25. The scheduled fine for 1-15 mph over the limit is $234, your fine should be close to that. Traffic school will add $50, plus the cost of the school, but will avoid the DMV point and any adverse insurance consequences.
Source(s): 35+ years as a criminal defense attorney - Charles VeidtLv 79 years ago
The insurance infraction probably won't be dismissed, but the fine may be smaller when you produce proof of insurance.
I'm not sure about California, but in my area (Memphis), you'd probably have a fine of about $100.
- 9 years ago
happened to me too..you don't have to pay for the insurance you can just show them you had it....And for speeding its going to be around 100 to 150 dollars...