You have a number of options in resolving an outstanding speeding ticket. If you do not wish to contest your speeding ticket, which is the route that most people choose, you can simply enter a plea of guilty in writing, and submit it to the court along with your required fine(s). If you enter into such a speeding ticket plea, you are likely to avoid appearing in court altogether, although you will subject yourself to increased auto insurance premiums, and may have points assessed on your driving record. Another option is to contest the speeding ticket, which would require you to appear in court and prove to the judge why you are not guilty of speeding as charged. Your word against the word of the police officer who issued you the speeding ticket is not likely to be sufficient to get yourself out of the speeding ticket. However, you may find a technical defect in the prosecutor's case that will result in the dismissal of your speeding ticket.