What is A Super Speeder In Georgia

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Buckle Up, Buttercup: You Might Be a Super Speeder in Georgia!

Ever been cruising down a Georgia highway, feeling the wind in your hair (or, you know, through your sunroof), only to be pulled over by a sheriff with a steely glint in their eye? Well, if you were hammering down the asphalt at warp speed, you might have just earned yourself a not-so-super title: Super Speeder.

What is A Super Speeder In Georgia
What is A Super Speeder In Georgia

Need for Speed? Need for a New License?

Don't worry, this doesn't mean you're suddenly Captain Falcon. A Super Speeder in Georgia is a driver caught traveling at some truly outrageous speeds:

  • 75 mph or more on a two-lane road (Imagine trying to pass Brenda in her minivan on a country road at that speed. Shudder)
  • 85 mph or faster on any other road or highway (Even the Autobahn would raise an eyebrow at that).

This little designation comes with a price tag, on top of the regular speeding ticket. We're talking a cool $200 Super Speeder fee that goes straight to the state. Ouch!

But here's the real kicker: failing to pay that fee within 120 days means your license gets suspended. So, that need for speed might turn into a need for an Uber for a while.

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So You've Been Branded a Super Speeder... Now What?

Don't fret, speed demon! Here's what you should do:

  1. Accept your fate: You were a Super Speeder, embrace it (or don't, speeding is bad).
  2. Look for the mail: The state will send you a friendly (or not-so-friendly) reminder about the fee.
  3. Cough up the dough: Pay that $200 fee online, by mail, or in person. Think of it as an investment in future speeding tickets...er, I mean, for the greater good of Georgia's roads.

Pro-Tip: Paying the fee on time is much cheaper than getting a ride everywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Super Speeder FAQs:

How to avoid becoming a Super Speeder?

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Easy! Just obey the speed limit. Crazy concept, right?

How do I know if I got slapped with a Super Speeder fee?

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The state will send you a letter. Don't miss it!

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How can I pay the Super Speeder fee?

You can pay online, by mail, or in person at a DDS customer service center.

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How long do I have to pay the fee?

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You have 120 days from the date of the notice. Don't wait until the last minute!

How do I get my license reinstated if I missed the deadline?

You'll need to pay the $200 fee, plus a $50 reinstatement fee. Ouch, again!

So, there you have it. Now you can cruise the Georgia highways with the knowledge (and hopefully the self-control) to avoid becoming a Super Speeder. Remember, slow and steady wins the race (or at least avoids a hefty fee and a suspended license).

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