Is going 10 mph over the limit in a school zone considered speeding to an insurance company?

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If you got a ticket for it, the insurance companies always seem to think it's a speeding violation unless you're cleared in court.

The fact that you were going 10 mph OVER the speed limit would constitute speeding. The fact that it was in a school zone usually makes it a little worse, since there are usually extra signs and warnings advertizing what the speed limit is. If you recieved a ticket for the offense, it will probably be counted by your insurance company.

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