The county the speeding ticket was issued, and contains all relevant payment information on the ticket handles a speeding ticket in Georgia. It is considered a moving violation and means you broke a law when in the video. Paying the ticket outright is an admission of guilt, and can be done in person or through the mail. It should be noted that Georgia is tough on speeding ticket violations, and does not offer any form of driving school as an alternative to a ticket. Georgia is also tough on drivers who contest their ticket. One alternative a judge can provide, and is normally only done once every few years depending on how clean a driver's record is, is to knock 3-5 miles off of the ticket to get it under 14 miles over the speed limit, which means the ticket won't be reported to insurance companies. This action, however, requires that you do plead guilty and face paying a maximum fine. Apart from a fine, getting a Georgia speeding ticket also adds points to your license that can result in more severe penalties as the points add up.