There are over 100,000 speeding tickets issued daily in America, which means that many of those people will have a moving violation on their driving record, see their insurance rates increase, face fines, and possibly jail time, and even cause an accident. However, if you were given a speeding ticket, you are only charged with speeding, not convicted of it. If it is a false charge, you can fight it. The steps vary by jurisdiction. However, there are several things to remember no matter where you are. Treat the arresting officer with respect; it will not help your case to antagonize him. Read your ticket carefully and follow the steps exactly. If you miss a step or a deadline, you could be found guilty by default. Begin preparing your evidence at the scene.