You may receive a speeding ticket violation if you are exceeding the posted speed limit or otherwise driving at a speed that is unsafe given the road and/or weather conditions. Furthermore, depending on the circumstances of your traffic stop, you may receive traffic citations for other violations related to your speed, such as running a red light or driving recklessly, or for violations unrelated to your speed, such as a seatbelt violation or some mechanical violation, such as a non-functional taillight. Therefore, you may be looking at more than one traffic law violation, and more than one traffic ticket in terms of fines and points on your driving record. In the case of multiple violations, it is possible that you can work out a deal with the prosecutor to plead guilty to only one of the charged violations, particularly if you have a relatively clean driving record. It is in this scenario that it would be advantageous to consider hiring an experienced traffic law attorney to help minimize your citations to the greatest degree possible.