Florida Speeding Ticket
For all Florida Counties
Florida Speeding Ticket
Florida Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course
ATTENTION: Traffic Ticket must be from any Florida County or you have received a letter from the state of Florida.
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- DISMISS POINTS on your license easily
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- START & STOP anytime to fit your schedule.
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- 4 hrs Course time
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- Immediate Certificate Instant downloadable
WHAT IF I GET A TRAFFIC TICKET?
FLORIDA TRAFFIC TICKET STEPS:
Your completion will be automatically reported to the state of Florida and then your County now gets the electronic transfer.
- You have 30 DAYS to pay your citation: click here to pay now.
- At the same time as you pay, you need to elect to attend traffic school; otherwise, you will NOT be able to dismiss your points. You may not elect traffic school at a later time. This must be done at the same time as you pay your ticket.
- You will have 60 days from the date you paid your ticket to finish the Basic Driver Improvement Course.
- Register and pay for our 4-hr BDI course here and you can immediately begin.
- Complete the course and pass the final exam.
- As soon as you finish the course and pass the final, you’ll be able to download and print your certificate of completion from your dashboard.
- Your completion will be automatically reported to the state of Florida and then your County now gets the electronic transfer.
Understanding Florida Speeding Tickets Introduction
Introduction
When it comes to driving in the Sunshine State, navigating the rules of the road is crucial. Florida speeding tickets are not just a hassle; they can have significant consequences for drivers. Understanding the ins and outs of Florida speeding tickets is essential for anyone who wants to avoid penalties and protect their driving record.
Florida Speeding Laws
Florida, like every state, has its own set of laws regarding speeding. In Florida, speeding is typically defined as driving in excess of the posted speed limit or at a speed that is unsafe given the current road conditions. Speeding fines can vary depending on how much over the limit the driver was going and whether the violation occurred in a school or construction zone.
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Avoiding Speeding Tickets
Of course, the best way to deal with speeding tickets is to avoid getting them in the first place. This means obeying posted speed limits, paying attention to road conditions, and being aware of any special speed zones, such as school or construction zones. Additionally, using technology such as GPS navigation systems or smartphone apps can help drivers stay aware of their speed and avoid unintentional violations.
Consequences of Speeding Tickets
Receiving a speeding ticket in Florida can have several consequences. Firstly, there’s the financial aspect. Fines for speeding tickets can range from relatively minor to quite substantial, depending on the circumstances of the violation. Additionally, receiving a speeding ticket can result in points being added to your driving record. These points can lead to increased insurance premiums and, in some cases, license suspension.
Fighting a Speeding Ticket
While receiving a speeding ticket can be frustrating, it’s not the end of the road. Drivers in Florida have the option to fight their ticket in court. This process involves presenting evidence and arguments to demonstrate why the ticket should be dismissed or reduced. Hiring an experienced traffic attorney can significantly improve your chances of success in fighting a speeding ticket.
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Our Florida BDI Online Traffic Course Perks
100% Online
All you need is the internet and you are set.
Free Certificates
Fully downloadable upon completion.
FAQ's
Knowledge base full of answers to most common questions.
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FLHSMV Approved
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DHSMV Approved
We are an official State Provider.
There are some providers whose online courses are not state-approved. This means that these courses will not be accepted by the DHSMV. However, 2Cool Traffic School is 100% approved. Your Florida Basic Driver Improvement Course completion will be accepted by the Florida DHSMV.
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