Speeding Ticket Defense

Speeding might seem like a minor offense, but in Michigan, a single ticket can lead to long-term consequences including points on your license, higher insurance rates, and even a suspended license if you’ve had prior violations. At MyTicketGone, we help drivers handle speeding citations efficiently and with clarity, connecting you to attorneys who understand how to protect your driving record.

Michigan Speeding Laws: What to Know

Michigan uses both absolute and prima facie speed limits. That means you can be cited for:

• Driving over the posted speed limit
• Driving too fast for road, traffic, or weather conditions, even if under the limit
• Speeding in designated zones such as construction, school, or residential areas

Speeding violations can range from civil infractions to misdemeanors, depending on severity and prior history.

Points and Penalties for Speeding in Michigan

Points vary based on how fast you were driving over the limit:

• 1 to 10 mph over: 2 points
• 11 to 15 mph over: 3 points
• 16 or more mph over: 4 points
• Careless or reckless behavior during speeding may result in higher penalties or additional charges

Additional consequences can include:

• Fines and court costs
• Driver Responsibility Fees in some cases
• Insurance premium increases
• Potential license suspension for repeat offenses or excessive speed

Why You Should Consider Fighting a Speeding Ticket

Paying a speeding ticket is an admission of guilt, and those points stay on your record. Over time, this can:

• Raise your car insurance rates significantly
• Put your license at risk if you accumulate more points
• Affect employment if you drive professionally

How MyTicketGone Supports You

We connect you with Michigan-based attorneys who understand how traffic courts operate. They can:

• Seek point reductions or dismissal
• Explore alternatives like impeding traffic or non-moving violations
• Represent you in court where necessary
• Provide clear communication about what to expect

Each case is handled based on its unique circumstances including location, driving history, and citation details.

Get Started Today

If you’ve received a speeding ticket anywhere in Michigan, whether on I-75 or a local road, submit your ticket using our secure form. We’ll guide you through the process and connect you with legal support that helps you move forward with confidence.

‍