Broke the Cardinal Rule...

Wait about 10 days, so it can get into the system, then call the DA's office & ask if they can help you out by reducing it to a non-moving violation. 99% chance they will, if in fact you haven't had a ticket & asked for help from the DA within the last year. I KNOW for a FACT this works 99% of the time. Over my 30 years behind the wheel of a big truck, I have done this on a few occasions & it has worked every time. They will try to help you, by reducing it to a non-movable violation. It doesn't go on your DL & no need to report it to your company. Additionally, you don't need to spend the money on an attorney. In reality, that's the first thing he is going to try. If it works then your in good shape. If it doesn't work for you, then get an attorney & contest it. Its worth it.

Normally, you will pay the same fine for that speeding ticket but it will be a non moving violation.
Some jurisdictions will allow you to pay the lower fine of the non moving violation they reduce it to.
Sometimes they will tell you that if you get another violation within 6 months in their jurisdiction, the ticket will be reinstated & will go on your licence, etc.

 

Keep in mind that its going to take them a few days to run you through the system after you talk to them & give them the info. They need to check that you haven't asked within the last year or certainly that you don't get into this every few months etc..... Check that you aren't wanted or have other issues.
So, when you call them, its going to take about a week before they send you a letter that says what they are willing to do for you.
I am confident that they will help you & you will come out ok on this. As well, you will not talk to the DA but will talk to an assistant & they will give it to an assistant DA to look at this. It all just takes a few days to get worked out.
Once you get the letter, take it to the jurisdiction office where you pay the fine & they will look it up. Just pay the fine etc & be on your way.

I hope this helps.