​Tampa Speeding Ticket Lawyer –
Fight Your Traffic Violation
A speeding ticket may seem like a minor offense, but it can lead to hefty fines, points on your license, increased insurance rates, and even suspension. If you’ve been cited for speeding in Florida, Jessica C. Fernandez, P.A. can help you challenge the ticket and protect your driving record.
What to Do After Receiving a Speeding Ticket in Tampa
✔ Do NOT Pay the Ticket Right Away – Paying is an admission of guilt and automatically adds points to your license.
✔ Check the Deadline to Respond – You typically have 30 days to contest the citation.
✔ Document the Details – Record where and how you were pulled over, including weather conditions and road signage.
✔ Do Not Admit Fault – Anything you say to law enforcement could be used against you in court.
✔ Consult a Traffic Ticket Lawyer – A legal defense may help you reduce or dismiss the ticket entirely.
"A speeding ticket can have long-term consequences on your driving record and insurance rates. I can help fight your ticket and protect your license."
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– Jessica C. Fernandez, P.A.
What Type of Speeding Violation Are You Facing?
Basic Speeding Ticket
Speeding in a School Zone
Excessive Speeding (30+ MPH Over Limit)
Reckless Driving Charges
Speeding & Causing an Accident
Florida’s Speeding Penalties & Point System
Even a single ticket can impact your insurance rates and driving record.
Florida License Point System:​
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​6 Points – Speeding resulting in an accident.
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4 Points – Speeding 16+ mph over the limit.
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3 Points – Speeding 15 mph or less over the limit.
License Suspension Risks:
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12 points in 12 months – 30-day suspension
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18 points in 18 months – 3-month suspension
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24 points in 36 months – 1-year suspension
