Georgia Super Speeder Lawyer Serving Dublin & Middle Georgia?
Dublin's Super Speeder Ticket Attorney
"Your Super Speeder Lawyer"
Georgia's Super Speeder law (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-189) adds a $200 state fee on top of your speeding fine when you're convicted of driving 75 mph or more on a two-lane road, or 85 mph or more on any road or highway in Georgia. The fee comes by mail after your conviction — and if it isn't paid within 120 days, the Georgia Department of Driver Services suspends your license. At The Jackson Law Firm in Dublin, we help drivers across Laurens County and Middle Georgia fight the underlying ticket so the Super Speeder designation never attaches.
What Counts as a Super Speeder in Georgia?
You are designated a Super Speeder if you are convicted of either:
- Driving 75 mph or more on a two-lane road, or
- Driving 85 mph or more on any road or highway in the state.
The key word is convicted. Super Speeder is not a separate charge an officer writes — it is a consequence that attaches automatically once the speeding conviction is entered. That means the designation can often be avoided entirely by resolving the ticket below the threshold.
What a Super Speeder Conviction Actually Costs
- $200 state fee in addition to the local fine and court costs
- License points under the standard Georgia scale (2–6 points depending on speed over the limit)
- License suspension plus a $50 reinstatement fee if the state fee isn't paid within 120 days of notice
- Insurance premium increases that typically last for years and cost far more than the ticket itself
- Extra exposure for young drivers: drivers under 21 face suspension for any single 4-point offense, which includes speeding 24+ mph over the limit
How We Fight Super Speeder Tickets
Because the designation is triggered by the conviction speed, our first objective is usually negotiating the cited speed below the 75/85 mph threshold or seeking a disposition that avoids a conviction on your record. Depending on the facts, we examine the speed-detection method and calibration records, the officer's visual estimate, radar/laser operator certification, and whether a reduction, points-avoidance plea, or dismissal is available in the court handling your case. Every case is different, the goal is always the outcome that keeps your record, wallet, and license intact.
Cited on I-16 or in Laurens County?
Many Super Speeder citations in our area are written along the I-16 corridor and U.S. 441 through Laurens, Treutlen, Johnson, and surrounding counties. We appear regularly in these local courts and know how each one handles speed reductions. In many cases, we can appear on your behalf so you don't have to drive back to Middle Georgia for court.
Can I just pay the ticket and ignore the Super Speeder fee?
Call for a ConsultationNo. Paying the ticket is a conviction — that's what triggers the Super Speeder designation. The $200 fee notice arrives afterward from the state, and ignoring it leads to license suspension plus a $50 reinstatement fee.
Does Super Speeder add extra points to my license?
Call for a ConsultationThe Super Speeder law itself doesn't add points — it adds the $200 fee. Points come from the underlying speeding conviction, ranging from 2 to 6 depending on how far over the limit you were convicted of driving.
Can a lawyer get a Super Speeder reduced?
Call for a ConsultationOften, yes. Because the designation attaches only at conviction speeds of 75+ (two-lane) or 85+ (anywhere), negotiating the recorded speed below the threshold avoids the designation and the fee entirely. Outcomes depend on the court, your record, and the facts of the stop.
Talk to a Dublin Traffic Lawyer Before You Pay
A Super Speeder ticket is one of the most expensive traffic citations in Georgia — but it's also one of the most fightable. Call The Jackson Law Firm at
478-353-4444 for a free consultation before you pay anything.
