What penalties are possible for excessive speeding under the CR-3 Traffic Code?

The correct response is that excessive speeding can result in points on your driving record as well as fines. This combination serves multiple purposes in traffic law: it acts as a deterrent for future violations, helps to ensure that drivers are aware of the serious nature of excessive speeding, and maintains a comprehensive record of infractions.

Points on a driving record are significant because they can lead to consequences such as increased insurance premiums, having to take remedial driving courses, or even license suspension if a driver accumulates too many points over time. Fines serve as a financial penalty that helps enforce traffic laws and encourages compliance.

Other options, such as community service or mandatory driving school alone, do not typically apply specifically to excessive speeding offenses under the CR-3 Traffic Code, as the penalties are primarily focused on points and financial fines. Thus, the option that entails both points and fines accurately reflects the seriousness of excessive speeding and its ensuing penalties.