If you are looking to beat your speeding ticket, you need to start fighting it immediately after the ticket is issued. First, always be sure to plead ignorant to speeding. Second, document the scene of the ticketing, especially if you believe there is something there that could prove your innocence. If the proof is physical, take pictures. If there are any eyewitnesses, take down their accounts and contact information. Be sure to note where the officer who ticketed you was in accordance to you, and whether the officer was in traffic or was on the side of the road. Get the radar gun information, as this could come in handy at court. In addition, of course, be sure to check the ticket itself for any misinformation, as that could lead to a dismissal. Try to also delay your court date because the officer may lose interest in your case and not show, which qualifies as a dismissal. In court, ask the officer to provide documentation proving that model of radar was accurate from the distance it was used and that the radar gun's calibrations are all up to date. And as a final effort, plead 'not guilty' and plea to take a driving class in place of being ticketed.