Florida · Florida Statutes — Title XXIII, Motor Vehicles
Fla. Stat. (Motor Vehicles) § 316.1922: Dangerous excessive speeding
What this law says, in plain English
Dangerous excessive speeding occurs when a driver exceeds the speed limit by 50+ mph or drives 100+ mph in an unsafe manner. Penalties range from up to 30 days imprisonment or $500 fine for first offense, to up to 90 days or $1,000 for repeat offenses within 5 years, with possible license revocation.
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