True Ticket CostIndependent · not a court or government site

Summit County, Ohio traffic ticket costs

Akron Municipal Court

Speeding ticket$181–$221depends on mph over
Insurance over 3 years+$1,225+23% for about 3 years, state average
Points0–4for speeding
Remedial driving courseYesavailable, with limits

Pay or look up your ticket ↗Add up my real cost

How much is a speeding ticket in Summit County, Ohio?

1–15 mph over$181[2]
16–20 mph over$186[2]
21+ mph over$221[2]

What do other tickets cost in Summit County?

8 other common tickets from the court’s own schedule. Pick one for points, deadlines and ways to keep it off your record.

Every fine on the court's schedule (17)
TicketYou pay
Speeding, 1–15 mph overPrinted as: Speeding (4511.21), not more than 15 mph above limit$181[2]
Speeding, 16–20 mph overPrinted as: Speeding (4511.21), 16-20 mph above limit$186[2]
Speeding, 21+ mph overPrinted as: Speeding (4511.21), more than 20 mph above limit$221[2]
School zone speeding (4511.21), not more than 35 mphMore than 35 mph in a school zone: $69 fine, $221 total.$181[2]
Work zone speeding, 1–15 mph overPrinted as: Construction zone speeding (fines doubled), not more than 15 mph above limit$210[2]
Work zone speeding, 16–20 mph overPrinted as: Construction zone speeding, 16-20 mph above limit$220[2]
Work zone speeding, 21+ mph overPrinted as: Construction zone speeding, more than 20 mph above limit$290[2]
Traffic control devices, red lights (4511.12-4511.15)$186[2]
Right of way violations, incl. stop signs (4511.41-4511.451)$186[2]
Right of way violations (4511.41-4511.451)$186[2]
Driving while texting (4511.204)$252[2]
Driving in marked lanes (4511.33)$181[2]
Following too closely (4511.34)$176[2]
Turns, U-turns and signals (4511.36-4511.40)$186[2]
Expired license plates (4503.21)Same amount for 1 to 90+ days expired.$171[2]
Reckless operation (4511.20)$221[2]
Non-use of seat belt, driver (Akron ordinance 72.70B1)Seat belt costs are $113.$143[2]

How do you reach Akron Municipal Court?

Address
172 S. Broadway St., Akron, OH 44308[2][3] (Traffic Violations Bureau is in the first-floor lobby.)

Phone
(330) 375-2572[3]

Hours
Courtroom Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m.-noon for arraignment only[2]

Website
akronmunicipalcourt.org/case-types/trafficparking

Before you go: 4 more things to know about this court
  • Waiver totals include $152 in local and state costs: $42 local basic costs, $20 state public defender, $10 state court cost, $9 victims of crime, $23 computerization, $3 bank automation and $45 special projects.[2]
  • Any waiverable ticket involving an accident is $221 regardless of charge.[2]
  • To plead not guilty, explain, get a payment plan or do community service, appear on or before the date on your ticket. Missing it can bring a license forfeiture or bench warrant.[3]
  • Red-light camera tickets are not handled by the court.[3]

What should you do with a Summit County ticket?

What kind of ticket did you get in Summit County?

Other courts in Ohio

What else do people ask?

How much is a speeding ticket in Summit County?

Summit County's published fine schedule lists $181–$221 for speeding, depending on how far over the limit you were. Your notice or the court's case lookup shows your exact amount.

How do I pay a traffic ticket in Summit County?

Through the court's own online payment or case lookup page, linked at the top of this page, or by phone at (330) 375-2572.

Sources

Court sources (2)
  1. Akron Municipal Court: Traffic Waiver Costs, Akron Municipal Court.
  2. Akron Municipal Court: Traffic/Parking, Akron Municipal Court.
Ohio law and DMV sources (5)
  1. Ohio Rev. Code §4510.037 Point system, remedial driving course, Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
  2. Ohio Rev. Code §4511.204 Using an electronic wireless communication device while driving, Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
  3. Ohio Rev. Code §4511.991 Additional fine for distracted driving, distracted driving safety course, Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
  4. Ohio Rev. Code §4510.22 License forfeiture for failure to appear, Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
  5. Ohio Traffic Rules, Rule 13 (Traffic violations bureau), Supreme Court of Ohio.
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).