Beat your speeding ticket by knowing what your rights are and how to best present your case. When you get a ticket is the time your case is built. You need to document anything you feel proves your innocence. This includes eyewitness testimony, photographic evidence of things such as poor signage and the conditions of the weather, road, and traffic. It also includes noting where you were in relation to the officer when the ticket was written. You also need to carefully examine the actual ticket itself to see if there were any errors on it that could lead to a dismissal. A hint- when you get your court date, try to delay it, as this could lead the officer to determine your case is not that important, leading the officer to skip the court date, resulting in a dismissal of your case. And when you get to court, always plead 'not guilty.' Present your evidence, ask to see that the radar gun was properly maintained and accurate (this is your right) and be willing to agree to some form of driving school in exchange for dropping the ticket.