Work zone speeding in Florida
A work zone ticket in Florida costs $154–$619 across 4 courts. Insurance typically rises about 13% after one ticket.
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How much does each court charge for a work zone ticket?
Miami-Dade County charges the most, at $169–$619. Pasco County charges $154–$454.
Amount on your notice (not published): Broward County, Hillsborough County, Orange County, Duval County.
What does each court charge by speed?
Miami-Dade County
- Work zone speeding, 1–5 mph over$169
- Work zone speeding, 6–9 mph over$169
- Work zone speeding, 10–14 mph over$319
- Work zone speeding, 15–19 mph over$419
- Work zone speeding, 20–29 mph over$469
- Work zone speeding, 30+ mph over$619
Palm Beach County
- Work zone speeding, 1–9 mph over$156
- Work zone speeding, 10–14 mph over$306
- Work zone speeding, 15–19 mph over$406
- Work zone speeding, 20–29 mph over$456
- Work zone speeding, 30+ mph over$606
Pinellas County
- Work zone speeding, 1–9 mph over$158
- Work zone speeding, 10–14 mph over$308
- Work zone speeding, 15–19 mph over$408
- Work zone speeding, 20–29 mph over$458
- Work zone speeding, 30–49 mph overOn your notice
Pasco County
- Work zone speeding, 1–5 mph over$154
- Work zone speeding, 6–9 mph over$154
- Work zone speeding, 10–14 mph over$304
- Work zone speeding, 15–19 mph over$404
- Work zone speeding, 20–29 mph over$454
- Work zone speeding, 30+ mph overOn your notice
What does the Florida state schedule charge for a work zone ticket?
The fine is only part of what you pay. Court costs and fees are added on top, and they are often more than the fine itself, which is why the court totals above are higher.
| Ticket | State fine | With court costs |
|---|---|---|
| Work zone speeding, 6–9 mph over | $50[3] | $154–$169 |
| Work zone speeding, 10–14 mph over | $200[3] | $304–$319 |
| Work zone speeding, 15–19 mph over | $300[3] | $404–$419 |
| Work zone speeding, 20–29 mph over | $350[3] | $454–$469 |
With court costs is an estimate. The 4 largest Florida courts add $104 to $119 in court costs to the same fines. Your notice shows the exact total.
Will a work zone ticket raise your insurance?
Most likely. Insurers treat it as a speeding conviction. In Florida one speeding ticket raised a full-coverage premium by about 13% on average[1], or about $1,455 over three years on a typical $3,732 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 work zone ticket in Florida?
You have 30 days to pay or respond to a work zone ticket in Florida. These are the dates that matter:
- 30daysPay or respondfrom the ticket date[2][3][4]
Details
Pay the civil penalty, enter a clerk payment plan, or elect a hearing. If you miss it: Missing it adds a $16 delinquent fee and the clerk reports the failure to FLHSMV, which suspends the license.
- 10daysCourt reports your coursefrom conviction[2]
Details
Clerk reports the disposition to FLHSMV (points posted)
- 20daysLicense suspended if ignoredfrom the notice date[4]
Details
License suspension after failure to pay/appear/attend school. If you miss it: Clerk notifies FLHSMV within 10 days of the failure. FLHSMV's suspension order takes effect 20 days after it is provided. Reinstatement requires clearing the case with the clerk plus a $60 service charge.
- 30daysChoose traffic schoolfrom the ticket date[14]
Details
Elect Basic Driver Improvement in lieu of points. If you miss it: Right to elect BDI is forfeited and points are assessed.
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How much is a work zone ticket in Florida?
It depends on the court. Published amounts: Miami-Dade County $169–$619, Palm Beach County $156–$606, Pinellas County $158–$458, Pasco County $154–$454.
Will a work zone ticket raise my insurance in Florida?
A speeding ticket raised full-coverage premiums about 13% on average in Florida (ValuePenguin State of Auto Insurance in 2026).
How long do I have to respond to a work zone ticket in Florida?
30 days from the date on the ticket. Failing to pay within 30 days, to comply with a payment plan, to attend driver improvement school, or to appear at a hearing: the clerk notifies FLHSMV within 10 days, FLHSMV suspends the license effective 20 days after the order, a $16 delinquent fee is added, and reinstatement requires a clerk compliance certificate plus a $60 service charge.
Sources
Florida law and DMV sources (5)
- Fla. Stat. §318.14 (Noncriminal traffic infractions, procedures), 2026 Florida Statutes, Florida Legislature.
- Fla. Stat. §318.18 (Amount of penalties), 2026 Florida Statutes, Florida Legislature.
- Fla. Stat. §318.15 (Failure to comply with civil penalty or to appear, penalty), 2026 Florida Statutes, Florida Legislature.
- FLHSMV: What is Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) and how do I find the approved listing of BDI course providers?, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
- FLHSMV: Driver Improvement Courses, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
Insurance sources (4)
- State of Auto Insurance in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
- Car Insurance Rate Increases with a Speeding Ticket in 2026, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
- How Does a DUI Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).
- How Much Will My Car Insurance Rates Go Up After a Crash in 2026?, ValuePenguin (LendingTree).