Whether you are just appealing to the traffic policeman who got you, or you are already in court asking the judge not to convict you or you are already about to appeal the judge's decision, appealing a speeding ticket is a lot of hard work. So if you want to get that $200-$500 back, if you want that point not in favor of your license back or if you just want lower insurance rates, then get that body of yours ready because here are some tips on appealing a speeding ticket fast and easy.

With the traffic policeman

This is the easiest stage on appealing a speeding ticket. But that is relative to the trial and the appeal stage. Once you got caught, be on your best behavior. Stop and pull over as soon as you as you hear the sirens blaring, open your lights in the car as soon as the traffic guy some up, talk to him in a polite way and not as if he is the guy that stole Christmas, give him what he asks and basically do everything in your will to make him to like you.

The more he likes you the better are your chances that he will let you go only with a stern warning to drive more safely next time. If the polite way of doing it does not seem to work, then you may try to give him the reason why you were going 70 mph on a 40 mph street. Explain that maybe your wife is in labor and you are rushing to get to her because she said she wanted to hold your hand while the baby is coming out or maybe you are rushing to meet stop your best friend from leaving to another continent because you are about to ask her to marry you. Appealing a speeding ticket this way may make the policeman listen with his human being side and he may turn a deaf ear to the government paid employee part of him and let you off with a warning and maybe even a good luck.

In the courtroom

Always come in court room looking very responsible and nice. Leave the bike shorts or the low neck, backless piece of clothing you call a blouse (which your mother calls a handkerchief) at home. Make sure you are presentable and remember, it is best to be overdressed than underdressed. Think of it as a job interview. Also, do not be late. Attend your court date lest you get on the bad side of the judge and even make him so mad that he issues a warrant for you for wasting the court people's time. Before your trial is heard, have your fact straightened out and you may even want to consult a lawyer on what to say. It may cost you a bit but you will still end up sort of saving as your insurance rates will no longer go through the roof.

Appeals

In appealing a speeding ticket after a judge found you guilty, you may need a lawyer for that already.