Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Speeding tickets will be taken into consideration when an insurance company is determining your rates, but you are not alone. One in six drivers gets a speeding ticket every year.
For example, being ticketed for driving at higher speeds will have a greater impact than if you were traveling only six to 10 miles per hour over the limit. Here are some more examples, but note it will depend on where you live.
Speeding in general: $379 (24.5%)
Going 16–20 mph over the speed limit: $386 (24.9%)
Going 21–25 mph over the speed limit: $461 (29.7%)
Speeding in a 65-mph zone: $428 (27.6%)
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