What an Oklahoma speeding ticket is

This page quotes sections of Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes from a compilation on the Oklahoma Legislature website (oklegislature.gov), and a Service Oklahoma publication from the State of Oklahoma website (oklahoma.gov), both retrieved 2 Nov 2026 and listed under Sources below. It does not apply them to any notice. Read any court, charge, statute or ordinance, speed limit, alleged speed, and amount shown on your notice. Confirm what your notice says.

Statute and code book text below is quoted as shown when retrieved on 2 Nov 2026. Table rows are quoted as printed, for the columns shown.

What 47 O.S. 11-801 says

47 O.S. 11-801(G) states: “Any person convicted of a speeding violation pursuant to subsection B or F of this section shall be punished by a fine as follows:”

“1.”	“One (1) to ten (10) miles per hour over the speed limit as provided for in Section 11-801e of this title;”
“2.”	“Eleven (11) to fifteen (15) miles per hour over the limit”	“$20.00”
“3.”	“Sixteen (16) to twenty (20) miles per hour over the limit”	“$35.00”
“4.”	“Twenty-one (21) to twenty-five (25) miles per hour over the limit”	“$75.00”
“5.”	“Twenty-six (26) to thirty (30) miles per hour over the limit”	“$135.00”
“6.”	“Thirty-one (31) to thirty-five (35) miles per hour over the limit”	“$155.00”
“7.”	“Thirty-six (36) miles per hour or more over the limit”	“$205.00”

Subsection G continues: “or by imprisonment for not more than ten (10) days; for a second conviction within one (1) year after the first conviction, by imprisonment for not more than twenty (20) days; and upon a third or subsequent conviction within one (1) year after the first conviction, by imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment.”

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 all of subsection G of 47 O.S. 11-801, paragraphs 1 to 7 and the text after them. 47 O.S. 11-801 has other subsections, A to F, that this page does not cover.

Paragraphs 2 to 7 of subsection G list fines set by statute. Court costs are charged in addition to those fines, and court costs vary. This page does not state an amount for court costs.

What 47 O.S. 11-801e says

47 O.S. 11-801e is headed “Speeding violations – Distribution of fines, fees and costs.” 47 O.S. 11-801e begins: “Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any person convicted of a speeding violation of one (1) to ten (10) miles per hour over the limit, pursuant to subsection B or F of Section 11-801 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes, shall be punished by a fine of Five Dollars ($5.00) and costs and fees not to exceed Ninety-five Dollars ($95.00).”

That is the statute’s statement. This page quotes the heading and first sentence of 47 O.S. 11-801e. 47 O.S. 11-801e has other text, including numbered paragraphs 1 to 13, that this page does not cover.

This page does not add any amounts quoted on this page together, and it does not say what costs and fees apply to a particular notice.

This page does not calculate an amount for any speed or zone, and it does not say which entry, or what amount, applies to a particular notice. Read any amount printed on your notice.

What 47 O.S. 11-810 says

47 O.S. 11-810(A) states: “Except when the person is the holder of a commercial driver license and commits the offense while operating any vehicle or when the person who commits the offense is operating a commercial motor vehicle, the Department of Public Safety shall not report or assess points to the driving record of any person, as maintained by Service Oklahoma, for a conviction of exceeding the speed limit by at least one (1) mile per hour but not more than ten (10) miles per hour.”

That is the statute’s statement. This page quotes subsection A of 47 O.S. 11-810. 47 O.S. 11-810 has other subsections, B and C, that this page does not cover.

What the Service Oklahoma Traffic Violation Code Book says

The Service Oklahoma code book is titled “Service Oklahoma Traffic Violation Code Book” and marked “Rev. 05/01/2026”. The code book explains its “MVR” column: “An asterisk [*] indicates the violation will appear on a printed MVR.” The code book explains its “PTS” column: “Indicates the number of points, if any, assessed for the violation. Accumulated points will appear on the printed MVR. Ten or more points result in automatic suspension of the person’s driving privilege.”

Under its “SPEEDING” heading, the code book states: “There is no separate code for Speeding in a Construction, School or Tollbooth Zone. Use the appropriate code (below) that corresponds to the speed. S51 and S93 will not appear on the MVR of a Class D license holder, unless the violation occurs in a CMV.” The code book lists these speeding rows, shown here with three of its columns.

“PTS”	“VC”	“Violation Description”
“2”	“S51”	“Speeding (1 - 10 mph Over Limit) (Appears on CMV/CDL MVR only)”
“2”	“S14”	“Speeding (11 - 14 mph Over Limit)”
“2”	“S15”	“Speeding (15 mph Over Limit)”
“2”	“S16”	“Speeding (16 - 20 mph Over Limit)”
“2”	“S21”	“Speeding (21 - 25 mph Over Limit)”
“3”	“S26”	“Speeding (26 - 30 mph Over Limit)”
“3”	“S31”	“Speeding (31 - 35 mph Over Limit)”
“3”	“S36”	“Speeding (36 - 40 mph Over Limit)”
“4”	“S41”	“Speeding (41+ mph Over Limit)”

Those are the code book’s statements. This page quotes the title and revision line of the code book, its explanations of two columns, the note under its SPEEDING heading, and its speeding rows S51 and S14 to S41, for the columns shown. The code book has other columns, rows and text that this page does not cover. This page does not say how those statements apply to a particular citation or license.

Paths the notice describes (not which to choose)

Read which officer or agency issued your notice, the court named on it, the charge, the statute or ordinance it names, the date, any amount, and the response instructions printed on it. We do not tell you which path to choose or what step to take.

Violation.com does not collect Oklahoma fines or court costs. If you upload a speeding notice, we summarize what the notice shows. It is not legal advice.

Upload the notice

Sources retrieved 2 Nov 2026:

Not legal advice. Not a law firm. Not affiliated with a government agency. Information Only.

Information on this page was last checked against official sources on November 7, 2026.