What an Alaska speeding ticket is

This page quotes the Uniform Minor Offense Table for 13 AAC offenses published by the Alaska Court System (public.courts.alaska.gov), Alaska Statutes sections 12.55.039 and 28.90.010 and Alaska Administrative Code sections 90.310 and 90.330 of title 2 from the Alaska Legislature website (akleg.gov), and a page of the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (dmv.alaska.gov), retrieved 30 and 31 Oct 2026 and listed under Sources below. It does not apply them to any notice. Read any court, charge, statute or regulation, speed limit, alleged speed, and amount shown on your notice. Confirm what your notice says.

Statute and regulation text below is quoted from the akleg.gov print pages as shown when retrieved. Table rows are quoted cell by cell as printed, for the columns shown.

What the Uniform Minor Offense Table lists for speeding

The Alaska Court System’s Uniform Minor Offense Table is a PDF headed “Uniform Minor Offense Table: 13 AAC”. The copy retrieved on 31 Oct 2026 shows “Report Created: 10/27/2026 5:00 am”. Its instructions state: “Note: Any offense on a bail forfeiture schedule is a minor offense and must be charged as a minor offense, even though it is classified by statute as a misdemeanor. Minor Offense Rule 2.” This page does not quote Minor Offense Rule 2.

The Uniform Minor Offense Table prints its column headings over several lines. Each column below is labelled with the first line of its printed heading; the column whose heading begins “Maximum” is blank in these rows and is not shown. The Uniform Minor Offense Table prints these rows for “13AAC02.275(b)”. This page shows each row’s cells as printed, for the columns shown.

“Regulation Number”	“Regulation Description”	“Offense”	“Bail”	“Driver's”	“DMV”
“13AAC02.275(b)”	“Speeding (10-19 MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$8/mi”	“4”	“S10 - S19”
“13AAC02.275(b)”	“Speeding (20+ MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$12/mi”	“6”	“S20 - S41”
“13AAC02.275(b)”	“Speeding (3 MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$24.00”	“2”	“S03”
“13AAC02.275(b)”	“Speeding (4-9 MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$8/mi”	“2”	“S04 - S09”

The Uniform Minor Offense Table also prints these rows for “13AAC02.325(d)”.

“Regulation Number”	“Regulation Description”	“Offense”	“Bail”	“Driver's”	“DMV”
“13AAC02.325(d)”	“Speed Over 20 MPH in Crosswalk/Speed Zone of School/Playground (10-19 MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$14/mi”	“6”	“S99”
“13AAC02.325(d)”	“Speed Over 20 MPH in Crosswalk/Speed Zone of School/Playground (20+ MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$16/mi”	“6”	“S99”
“13AAC02.325(d)”	“Speed Over 20 MPH in Crosswalk/Speed Zone of School/Playground (3-9 MPH Over)”	“Optional”	“$12/mi”	“6”	“S99”

Those are the court schedule’s statements. The Uniform Minor Offense Table has other rows and columns that this page does not cover, including rows for 13AAC02.275(a), 13AAC02.280(a), other subsections of 13AAC02.325, and 13AAC03.275(b). This page does not quote Alaska Rule of Administration 43.1. This page does not say which row applies to a particular notice or what amount applies. Read any amount printed on your notice.

What AS 12.55.039 and AS 28.90.010 say

AS 12.55.039 is headed “Surcharge.” AS 12.55.039(a) begins: “In addition to any fine or other penalty prescribed by law, a defendant who pleads guilty or nolo contendere to, forfeits bail for, or is convicted of a” and continues in AS 12.55.039(a)(4): “misdemeanor for which a sentence of incarceration may not be imposed, a violation or an infraction under state law, or a violation of a municipal ordinance imposing a penalty authorized by AS 29.25.070(a) if a sentence of incarceration may not be imposed for the ordinance violation, shall be assessed a surcharge of $20 if the fine or bail forfeiture amount for the offense is $30 or more.”

That is the statute’s statement. This page does not say how that statement applies to a particular citation, license, or insurance policy. This page quotes the opening words of subsection (a) of AS 12.55.039 and its paragraph (4). AS 12.55.039 has other paragraphs in subsection (a), (1) to (3), and other subsections, (b) to (d), that this page does not cover. This page does not quote AS 29.25.070.

AS 28.90.010(c) states: “Unless otherwise specified by law a person convicted of a violation of a regulation adopted under this title, or a municipal ordinance regulating vehicles or traffic when the municipal ordinance does not correspond to a provision of this title, is guilty of an infraction and is punishable by a fine not to exceed $300.” AS 28.90.010(d) begins: “An infraction, as provided for in (c) of this section, is not considered a criminal offense and may not result in imprisonment, nor is a fine imposed for the commission of an infraction considered a penal or criminal punishment;”

That is the statute’s statement. This page quotes subsection (c) of AS 28.90.010 and the opening words of its subsection (d). AS 28.90.010 has other text in subsection (d) and other subsections, (a), (b) and (e), that this page does not cover. This page does not say how subsection (c) relates to any row of the table above.

What 2 AAC 90.310 lists for speeding

2 AAC 90.310 is headed “Demerit point schedule.” Subsection (a) of 2 AAC 90.310 lists, in paragraph (20), the entries below, with columns headed “Offense or Type of Offenses” and “Point Value”. This page shows each entry and the number printed after its leader dots.

“Offense or Type of Offenses”	“Point Value”
“speeding: in school zone or playground crosswalk”	“6”
“3 - 9 miles per hour over speed limit”	“2”
“10 - 19 miles per hour over speed limit”	“4”
“20 or more miles per hour over speed limit”	“6”

That is the regulation’s statement. This page quotes paragraph (20) of subsection (a) of 2 AAC 90.310. 2 AAC 90.310 has other paragraphs in subsection (a), (1) to (19) and (21) to (25), and another subsection, (b), that this page does not cover.

What 2 AAC 90.330 and the Division of Motor Vehicles page say

2 AAC 90.330(a) states: “The department will suspend a person's driving privilege for 30 days upon an initial accumulation of 12 or more points as the result of offenses committed during a consecutive 12-month period or 18 or more points as a result of offenses committed during a consecutive 24-month period.”

That is the regulation’s statement. This page quotes subsection (a) of 2 AAC 90.330. 2 AAC 90.330 has other subsections, (b) and (c), that this page does not cover.

The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles page states: “Convictions for moving traffic violations are assigned numeric point values ranging from 2 points to 10 points.” It also states: “Accumulating 12 points in 12 months or 18 points in 24 months requires the mandatory suspension or revocation of the driving privilege, regardless of the hardships involved.”

Those are the agency page’s statements. The Division of Motor Vehicles page has other text and lists that this page does not cover.

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Information on this page was last checked against official sources on November 8, 2026.