Under Florida’s new Super Speeder Law, the difference between a first and second offense is significant. The penalties increase sharply, and the impact on your driving record and freedom grows with each new conviction.
A first offense is treated as a misdemeanor. That means up to 30 days in jail, a $500 fine, and a permanent criminal record. But if you are convicted of a second offense within five years, the penalties escalate. You now face up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, and a mandatory driver’s license revocation of six months to one year.
This is not simply about fines or points. The law is designed to punish repeat offenders with harsh measures, including suspension of driving privileges and longer incarceration. That’s why it’s critical to challenge even a first offense aggressively. If we can get that initial charge reduced or dismissed, it could save you from facing an automatic license revocation and jail time in the future.
At Musca Law, we don’t wait for a second strike to act. We treat every Super Speeder charge like the serious criminal matter it is. Our team reviews every aspect of your case, from how the traffic stop was initiated to whether the prior offense meets the legal threshold for enhancement. Your future is worth defending now before the consequences get worse.
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Musca Law, P.A. has a team of experienced Florida traffic defense attorneys dedicated to defending people charged with a criminal or traffic offense. We are available 24/7/365 at 1-888-484-5057 for your FREE consultation. We have 30 office locations in Florida and serve all counties in Florida.