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Speeding ticket in Connecticut

A speeding ticket in Connecticut costs $142–$309 on the state schedule and carries 1 point. Insurance typically rises about 21% after one ticket.

Fine$142–$309state schedule
Points1
Insurance over 3 years+$2,306+21% for about 3 years
Operator Retraining Program (DMV-ordered)No

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What does the Connecticut state schedule charge for a speeding ticket?

1–9 mph over$142[5]
10 mph over$147[5]
11 mph over$151[5]
12 mph over$157[5]
13 mph over$161[5]
14 mph over$167[5]
15 mph over$171[5]
16 mph over$176[5]
17 mph over$181[5]
18 mph over$186[5]
19 mph over$190[5]
20 mph over$196[5]
21 mph over$200[5]
22+ mph over$206[5]
71-75 mph on a limited-access highway$228[5]
76-80 mph on a limited-access highway$269[5]
81-85 mph on a limited-access highway$309[5]

How many points is it?

Will a speeding ticket raise your insurance?

Most likely. Insurers treat it as a speeding conviction. In Connecticut one speeding ticket raised a full-coverage premium by about 21% on average[1], or about $2,306 over three years on a typical $3,660 policy[1]. This is an average from ValuePenguin State of Auto Insurance in 2026, not a quote.

How long do you have to respond to a speeding ticket in Connecticut?

  1. Date on noticePay or respondset by the court[6][8][10]
    Details

    Pay or plead not guilty by the answer date on the ticket. If you miss it: Failing to pay or plead is a separate misdemeanor, and the court reports you to DMV, which suspends your license.

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What else do people ask?

How many points is a speeding ticket in Connecticut?

Speeding or traveling unreasonably fast: 1 point.

Will a speeding ticket raise my insurance in Connecticut?

A speeding ticket raised full-coverage premiums about 21% on average in Connecticut (ValuePenguin State of Auto Insurance in 2026).

Sources

Connecticut law and DMV sources (6)
  1. Operator Retraining Program, Connecticut DMV.
  2. Infractions, Violations and Motor Vehicle Offenses Schedule (Chart A and Appendices A-B), State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Centralized Infractions Bureau.
  3. Frequently Asked Questions: Traffic and Infractions, State of Connecticut Judicial Branch.
  4. Regs. Conn. State Agencies 14-137a-5 Schedule of point assessments (adopted regulation copy), Connecticut Secretary of the State.
  5. CGS ch. 246 (Motor Vehicles): 14-50b restoration fee, 14-111g operator retraining, 14-137a points, 14-140 failure to appear or pay, Connecticut General Assembly (General Statutes of Connecticut).
  6. CGS ch. 881b (Infractions): 51-164m fine schedule, 51-164n Centralized Infractions Bureau, 51-164o nonresidents, 51-164r failure to pay or plead, Connecticut General Assembly (General Statutes of Connecticut).
Insurance sources (4)
  1. State of Auto Insurance in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  2. Car Insurance Rate Increases with a Speeding Ticket in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  3. How Does a DUI Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
  4. How Much Will My Car Insurance Rates Go Up After a Crash in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).