Legal Question in Traffic Law in Florida

Re: speeding ticket

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I am not sure what your question is. A police officer can charge you with as many offenses as is noted. It is possible that you were not coherent enough at the time of the arrest to let you know about the speeding citation. It is generally on a ticket and not the arrest form.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.