GEORGIA SUPER SPEEDING TICKET ATTORNEY
Aggressive Legal Defense Against Speeding Charges in Georgia
In Georgia, driving above the posted speed limit on any public roadway could result in a citation. The penalties for a speeding ticket are serious: You could be subject to steep fines, points on your driver's license, suspension of your driving privileges, and increased insurance premiums.
Additionally, if you are classified as what the state refers to as a super speeder, you could face more punishments. With the stakes for a speeding ticket conviction being so high, it's imperative to get legal help on your side to fight the citation.
At McIlhinney Law Group, we are here to provide aggressive legal counsel to challenge your ticket and work toward a favorable outcome on your behalf. Backed by over 20 years of experience, we know how to develop innovative legal strategies to effectively defend your case and seek to negotiate the ticket to keep it off of your driving record!
Charged with Super Speeding in Georgia? Contact Us for Proven Defense Strategies!
What Is a Super Speeder?
Georgia law defines a super speeder as a person who is convicted of driving at specific speeds above what was posted.
You are deemed a super speeder if you are convicted of:
- 75 mph on a two-lane road
- Above 85 mph on any road or highway
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Does the Georgia Super Speeder Fee Apply to Out-of-State-Drivers?
Whether or not you are from Georgia, you must still abide by the speed limit. If you are from another state, and you are accused of driving 75 mph on a two-lane road or over 85 mph on any road, you are subject to the same penalties as an in-state driver. That means if you are convicted of super speeding, you must pay the additional $200 fee to the State of Georgia.
If you, as an out-of-state driver, do not pay the super speeder fee, your non-resident driving privileges will be suspended in Georgia. Additionally, the DDS will send the speeding conviction information to your home state, which could also take action by suspending your driver's license.
Need Help with a Super Speeder Fee in Georgia? Call (404) 724-5461 or contact us online for assistance!
How Many Points Is a Super Speeder Ticket?
In Georgia, when you are convicted of speeding, points will be assessed to your driving record. The amount of points depends on how fast you were going. Receiving a classification as a super speeder will not result in additional points being placed on your driver's license. If you have a Georgia license, points will be placed on your driver's license based on Georgia's point schedule. If you have a license from another state, points are assessed based on your own home state's DMV point schedule.
Strategies to Contest a Super Speeder Ticket in Georgia
Generally, super speeder tickets are issued after an officer has clocked you going above the posted limit, usually by using a speed-measuring device, such as a radar gun. Several different errors could cause inaccurate readings.
Depending on the circumstances, a super speeder ticket could be fought by raising defenses such as:
- The speed-measuring device was poorly maintained or calibrated
- The officer using the device wasn't properly trained
- The device calculated the speed of a nearby vehicle
- There was interference when speed was being measured
Contact McIlhinney Law Group for Expert Traffic Defense in Georgia
If you were issued a ticket that could result in your being classified as a super speeder, call our attorney today. We have effectively fought speeding tickets, and we are ready to deliver the legal representation you need to challenge the allegations in your case.
Free Consultation: Speak with a Georgia Super Speeding Defense Attorney at (404) 724-5461 or reach out online.
