Alaska Speeding Ticket Fines
Understand exactly how much an Alaska speeding ticket will cost
No one wants to get a speeding ticket, but unfortunately for most of us it happens at one time or another. And likely if you did get an Alaska speeding ticket, one of your first questions is how much it is going to cost. Additionally, after finding out the cost of your ticket, you likely want to figure out what your next steps are and if you are going to just pay the ticket or take Alaska traffic school. Remember that in many cases, not only will you have to pay the speeding ticket cost but you will also have to pay higher insurance rates for the next five years. If you have a $100 a month policy and you get your first speeding ticket, the average increase is 20%. That means you will pay an extra $1200 in insurance costs for that one speeding ticket over the next five years. You can avoid that extra cost by taking Alabama traffic school and getting your ticket dismissed.
- Basic Speed: Reasonable & Prudent for Road Conditions: $90
- Speeding 3-9 mph over posted limit: $8/mi
- Speeding 10-19 mph over posted limit: $8/mi
- Speeding 20 mph or more over limit: $12/mi
- Altered Speed Limits 3-9 mph over posted limit: $8/mi
- Altered Speed Limits 10-19 mph over posted limit: $8/mi
- Altered Speed Limits 20 mph or more over limit: $12/mi
- Minimum Speed Regulation: $60
- Speed Limitation on Motor-Driven Cycles at Night: $60
- Towing Mobile Home at Speed Over 45 MPH: $75
- Driving With Lighted Headlights At Unreasonable Speed: $75
- Speed: Over 20 mph in Marked Crosswalk Speed Zone of Public School or Playground: 3-9 mph over: $12/mi
- Speed: Over 20 mph in Marked Crosswalk Speed Zone of Public School or Playground: 10-19 mph over: $14/mi
- Speed: Over 20 mph in Marked Crosswalk Speed Zone of Public School or Playground: 20 mph or over: $16/mi
- Passing School Bus With Flashing Yellow Lights at Speed Over 20 MPH: $75
- Racing on the Highway: $300