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Florida points, straight from the statute’s schedule.
Florida assigns points per conviction under section 322.27, and suspends licenses at three published thresholds. Add your tickets below; the point values and triggers here are the statute’s own numbers. F.S. § 322.27
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Florida · point count
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What's on the table?
Tap + for each ticket. Point values are the statute's own schedule.
Speeding, 15 mph or less over 3 pts0
Speeding, more than 15 mph over 4 pts0
Speeding that resulted in a crash 6 pts0
Other moving violation (careless driving, improper lane change…) 3 pts0
Running a red light / traffic signal (officer-issued) 4 pts0
Reckless driving 4 pts0
Passing a stopped school bus 4 pts0
Leaving a crash scene (property damage over $50) 6 pts0
Railroad crossing violation 6 pts0
- Points only post on conviction. Eligible drivers who elect the basic driver improvement course for a ticket avoid the points for that ticket entirely — the election has deadlines and limits, and it’s the single biggest lever in this system. The Florida playbook →
- A suspension at these thresholds is not automatic forever-doom, but reinstatement has its own fees and an advanced driver improvement course requirement. Cheaper to stay under the line than to climb back over it.
F.S. § 322.27(3)(a)-(d) — point values and suspension thresholds, linked above. Point values shown are the statute’s schedule; courts and FLHSMV apply them to your record.