FAQ’s

Florida’s “Super Speeder” law, officially House Bill 351, is new legislation effective July 1, 2025, that significantly increases penalties for drivers who dangerously exceed speed limits. Its main goal is to reduce dangerous driving and improve road safety.

Under HB 351, “dangerous excessive speeding” is defined as driving 50 mph or more over the posted speed limit, or operating a vehicle at 100 mph or more in a way that endangers others or interferes with vehicle operation.

For a first offense under Florida’s “Super Speeder” law, a driver could face up to 30 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, or both.

If a driver commits a second or subsequent “Super Speeder” offense within five years of a prior conviction, the penalties increase to up to 90 days in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, or both. Additionally, their driver’s license can be suspended for a period ranging from 180 days to one year.

No, under the “Super Speeder” law, offenders are required to make a mandatory court appearance before a judge. There is no option to simply pay the fine by mail to resolve the violation.

The “Super Speeder” law represents a shift towards stricter enforcement. It means that exceeding speed limits by a dangerous amount now carries criminal consequences, such as potential jail time and mandatory court appearances, rather than just civil penalties like fines that can be paid by mail.

Legal representation from an experienced traffic attorney can provide crucial assistance. This includes offering guidance and defense strategies tailored to the specific case, support during mandatory court proceedings, and efforts to minimize or avoid driver’s license suspension.

Florida’s new “Super Speeder” law (House Bill 351) will take effect on July 1, 2025.

Ticket Shield specializes in various traffic-related legal services, including defense for suspended license tickets, stop sign tickets, speeding tickets, red light tickets, reckless driving, and DUI cases. They aim to help clients avoid points on their license, potential fines, and increased insurance premiums.

Paying a traffic ticket, especially for violations like driving with a suspended license, can result in serious consequences beyond just a fine. These consequences can include points on your license, which often lead to significantly higher car insurance premiums, and in some cases, even a criminal misdemeanor charge. Hiring a lawyer like Ticket Shield can help you navigate the legal complexities, potentially leading to a dismissal of the ticket, saving you money on fines and long-term insurance costs, and preventing points from being assessed on your license.

In the highlighted case in Orange County, FL, Ticket Shield successfully achieved a complete dismissal of a client’s citation for driving with a suspended license (Florida Statute 322.34). As a result, the defendant did not have to pay any fines or court costs and, crucially, did not receive any points on their license, which likely saved them a substantial amount of money in elevated insurance premiums.

Upon hiring, Ticket Shield offers a free consultation. For suspended license tickets, their process begins by reviewing the client’s information to determine if the license is currently valid or can be made valid. They then craft a defense strategy based on the specific facts of the case. In the featured case, their attorney successfully argued for a complete dismissal at the hearing. Clients can communicate with their attorney via phone, text, and email.

You can contact Ticket Shield by calling (833) 680-0166, submitting your ticket online through their website, or emailing them at Info@TicketShield.com. They offer a free consultation to discuss your case.

In Florida, a citation for Driving With a Suspended License (Florida Statute 322.34) can be categorized as either a civil traffic infraction or a criminal misdemeanor, depending on the specific case criteria. As a civil infraction, it can lead to a moving violation, points on your license, and increased car insurance premiums. As a criminal misdemeanor, it can result in more severe penalties, including potential license suspension.

No, while the featured case was resolved in Orange County, Ticket Shield states that they exclusively maintain a physical office in Broward County, FL, but can service clients in any county in the State of Florida.

Ticket Shield emphasizes that discussions of past results, such as the Orange County dismissal, do not guarantee future outcomes, as every case has different facts and circumstances. They also state that the information on their website is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. An attorney-client relationship is only established after payment and acceptance of terms and conditions. It is crucial to discuss the specific facts of your case with an attorney to determine the proper course of action.

Ticket Shield specializes in various traffic-related cases, including speeding tickets, suspended license issues, stop sign violations, red light violations, and reckless driving. They also handle DUI cases and general traffic ticket defense.

Hiring a lawyer like Ticket Shield can help you avoid points on your license, which often leads to significant increases in insurance premiums. In some cases, a lawyer can even get the charge completely dismissed, saving you from fines and court costs, as well as the long-term financial impact of elevated insurance rates.

Upon receiving a citation, a defendant can contact Ticket Shield for a free consultation. After hiring them, clients communicate directly with their attorney via phone, text, or email. Ticket Shield’s first step is a thorough review of the citation to identify any irregularities or mistakes that could aid in a dismissal or reduced fine. They then prepare for the hearing and represent the client in court.

In Florida, driving more than 5 mph over the posted speed limit (unless in a school zone) can result in a ticket. Depending on how fast one is driving, the ticket could lead to points on their license (if paid), require a mandatory court appearance, or even be deemed a criminal offense. Without proper handling, a speeding ticket can also lead to hefty fines and a potential license suspension.

No, Ticket Shield explicitly states that discussion of past results does not guarantee future results. All cases have different facts and must be examined on a case-by-case basis. While they strive for favorable outcomes like dismissals, results are never guaranteed, and clients should discuss their specific case facts with an attorney to determine the proper course of action.

Ticket Shield offers multiple communication channels for clients, including phone calls, text messaging, and email, ensuring direct and convenient access to their speeding ticket attorney throughout the process of fighting their ticket.

Ticket Shield’s services start at $39.99. They also offer a free consultation before a client commits to hiring them.

Ticket Shield, PLLC exclusively maintains a physical office in Broward County, Florida, specifically at 685 E Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441. However, they are able to service clients in any county across the State of Florida.