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# \[6] 2 - Speeding (Under 30 MPH Over Limit)

**Offense Classification:** **Infraction / Misdemeanor** *(Based on severity or recurrence)*

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#### **Definition:**

Speeding occurs when an individual **drives a motor vehicle at a speed greater than the posted legal limit by less than 30 miles per hour**. This is considered a minor traffic violation unless accompanied by reckless or dangerous behavior.

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#### **Elements of the Crime:**

* The vehicle was **operated over the posted speed limit**.
* The speed was **less than 30 MPH over** the posted limit.
* The roadway was under **legal speed enforcement jurisdiction**.
* The speed was **not justified by emergency response or exigent circumstances**.

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#### **Penalties:**

**Infraction (First Offense):**

* **Fine:** $250 to $1,000
* **License Points:** 1
* **Court Appearance:** Optional unless contested

**Misdemeanor (Repeat or Enhanced Zone):**

* **Fine:** Up to $2,500
* **License Points:** 2
* **Court Appearance:** Mandatory if issued in school or construction zones

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#### **Related Charges:**

**\[6] 3 - Speeding (Excessive / 30+ MPH Over Limit)**\
\&#xNAN;**\[5] 3 - Reckless Driving** *(If speed endangered others)*\
\&#xNAN;**\[6] 5 - Failure to Yield Right of Way** *(If combined with unsafe driving maneuver)*


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