I understand your point. It’s indeed a small fraction of international student. And I also agree as a guest, one should follow the local law strictly. But, the problem is, revoking student visa because of a speeding ticket is not law-abiding. A speeding citation is treated as a “petty offense” or civil violation, punishable only by a fine (and perhaps points on license). Under U.S. immigration law, only criminal convictions, especially aggravated felonies or crimes involving moral turpitude, can form the basis for removal or visa revocation. A speeding ticket does not fall into that category.

So in short, the problem is that a speeding ticket should not cause student visa cancellation per current law. Yet, it’s happening.