how to beat a speeding ticket?

She will want to make sure the ticket doesn't go on her record. When a ticket goes on your record, it can increase your auto insurance rates, makes future tickets more expensive, etc. Most states have some sort of deferred adjudication for traffic ticket dismissal- which is just probation. They give you a length of time, like, for example, 90 days. If she doesn't get another ticket within that 90 days, the ticket is dismissed. The problem is- the cost of deferred is generally the same price of the ticket, and there's a little bit of risk during the probationary period. If she were to be unlucky enough to get a ticket within that time period, BOTH tickets would go on her record.

The best option, in my opinion, is defensive driving, or traffics school. Most states have this as an option. Defensive driving is a 6 hour class, usually costs $25, you are generally given 3 months to complete the class, and when you do, the ticket is dismissed AND- about 80 percent of insurance companies accept defensive driving as a discount. And YES- you CAN use a defensive driving class you took for traffic ticket dismissal for an insurance discount as well.

The online defensive driving company I used is ThanksForSpeeding LOL I just love the name. When you complete the class, they send you a Bumper sticker that reads "Defensive Driving Honor Student ThanksForSpeeding!"