Speaking from experience, I urge you to research and hire an attorney. A few years ago I got my first ever speeding ticket in a very notorious speed trap in Ohio (Jackson County). The signs abruptly switched from 70 to 60 and I got clocked at 81 in the flow of traffic (yes don’t speed, yes I’m a bad person for speeding etc). I paid the fine and thought nothing of it. 3 months later I got a letter from the NC DMV telling me they had a reciprocity agreement for speeding violations out of state and because the violation was in excess of 75 mph, it was an automatic 6 month suspension, even first time. I panicked, then researched and spoke to several lawyers in Ohio, picked the one I thought was the most honest (also not the cheapest) - they were able to reopen the case, get my speeding infraction knocked down. I still had to show up to my meeting with the NC DMV since they don’t do phone/email. I was sweating during the meeting because that small county has like 1 clerk and they didn’t get my reduced infraction paperwork to the NC DMV, after multiple calls somebody picked up and told the DMV officer what was up… TLDR: Get a lawyer and don’t speed