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Georgia Speeding Ticket Costs

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Quick Reference Summary

Georgia Citation Profile
Cost Range
$120–$380+
Includes base court fees
Points Assessed
0–6 Pts
Assessed on DMV record
Misdemeanor Limit
85+ MPH
Criminal reckless limit
Record Length
3 Years
Insurance pricing impact
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How to Handle Your Georgia Speeding Ticket

Estimate your total expenses (including the estimated 22% insurance premium increase over 3 years) using our interactive fine estimator. Respond to the ticket within 30 days to avoid a $50 late fee or suspension.

Fines by Speed Exceeded

Ticket fine amounts in Georgia scale incrementally based on how fast you were driving above the posted speed limit.

1–14 MPH Over$120 Fine | 0 Points
15–18 MPH Over$180 Fine | 2 Points
19–23 MPH Over$220 Fine | 3 Points
24–33 MPH Over$280 Fine | 4 Points
34–99 MPH Over$380 Fine | 6 Points
§Note: Fines are set locally, but Georgia's Super Speeder Law adds an automatic $200 state surcharge for speeds over thresholds.

Speeding Ticket Cost Breakdown by MPH Over

Select common speeding increments to view exact point assessments, typical insurance cost impacts, and criminal misdemeanor thresholds in Georgia.

Speed ExceededEst. Fine AmountPoints AssessedEst. 3-Year Insurance IncreaseMisdemeanor?
+5 MPH Over$1200 Points+$1188No
+10 MPH Over$1200 Points+$1188No
+15 MPH Over$1802 Points+$1188No
+20 MPH Over$2203 Points+$1188No
+25 MPH Over$2804 Points+$1188No
+30 MPH Over$2804 Points+$1188No
*Insurance estimate based on a standard driver profile with a $150/month base premium. Actual insurance premium increases depend on your carrier, past driving history, and local underwriting guidelines.

§ Criminal & Misdemeanor Risk

Super Speeder applies to driving 75+ mph on two-lane roads or 85+ mph on any highway. Failure to pay the $200 Super Speeder fee within 120 days triggers suspension.

⚠️Driving 85 mph or more triggers misdemeanor charges, potential immediate arrest, and license suspension.

§ License Points & Record Duration

Accumulating 15 points within 24 months results in license suspension.

ℹ️Points remain active on your Georgia driving record for insurance underwriting calculations for up to 3 years.

§ Traffic School Eligibility

Completing a certified defensive driving course once every 5 years reduces up to 7 points from your record and may dismiss the ticket.

§ Deadlines & Late Fees

You must respond or pay within 30 days of citation issuance. Failure to pay local fine or Super Speeder fee triggers license suspension.

§ Out-of-State Drivers & Compact Rules

Georgia is a Non-Reporting State for minor out-of-state violations.

Under current policies, Georgia generally does not report minor speeding convictions back to home-state licensing departments, nor does it log out-of-state citations for home drivers unless they involve excessive speeds or criminal misdemeanor charges (e.g. over 85 mph).

County Court Payment Portals

Select your local county court below to check ticket records or pay fines online directly through government portals:

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a speeding ticket in Georgia?

In Georgia, speeding tickets typically cost between $120 and $380 depending on your speed. Fines are set locally, but Georgia's Super Speeder Law adds an automatic $200 state surcharge for speeds over thresholds.

How many points is a traffic ticket in Georgia?

Speeding violations in Georgia assess between 0 and 6 points on your license record. Accumulating 15 points within 24 months results in license suspension.

Is speeding a misdemeanor in Georgia?

Super Speeder applies to driving 75+ mph on two-lane roads or 85+ mph on any highway. Failure to pay the $200 Super Speeder fee within 120 days triggers suspension. Driving at speeds over 85 mph can lead to reckless driving or excessive speed charges, which are criminal misdemeanors.

Does a speeding ticket affect your insurance in Georgia?

Yes. Speeding tickets in Georgia typically increase auto insurance premiums by an average of 22%. This increase is calculated on your premium for up to 3 years.

Will a speeding ticket affect my out-of-state license?

Yes. Since Georgia is a non-reporting state, minor out-of-state infractions are generally not reported back to your home state DMV under normal conditions. However, high-speed misdemeanor offences will still be flagged.

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