Beating a speeding ticket is not an impossible challenge as long as you know your rights and build a case that proves you innocence. To beat the speeding ticket, you must document in fine detail the conditions you feel do prove that innocence. This can mean taking pictures of weather, road or traffic conditions as well as improperly marked or hard-to-read signs. It can also mean challenging the accuracy of the reading. If you feel you had your car on cruise control and your speed was not was the officer said, it is your right to ask in court for the maintenance records for that radar gun to see if it was properly maintained and calibrated, as well as see if it was 100% accurate from the distance it was used. You also need to read through your ticket to see if errors exist that could lead to a dismissal. And when you get to court, you always plead 'not guilty.' Attempt to plea your case down, and see if you are eligible for an alternative sentence, such as some form of driver's school, in exchange for having your speeding ticket dropped.