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Pleading no contest is the same as pleading guilty. Its beneficial to plead no contest when there is a potential civil claim against you also so it cant be held against you. Since this is just a simple speeding ticket with no accident, it will be the same outcome.
Legal Advantages By pleading no contest as a part of a plea bargain, a defendant can avoid going to trial on a criminal charge. This can be advantageous if a trials outcome is uncertain or if a defendant doesnt want facts in the case to be aired out in public in a criminal proceeding.
A no-contest plea is a statement made by the defendant in a criminal case where they neither admit nor deny the charges against them but agree to accept punishment. Essentially, its a way for the defendant to avoid admitting guilt while acknowledging that the prosecution has enough evidence to likely convict them.
Nolo means No Contest. This plea means you are not pleading guilty or not guilty, but simply accepting the charge and agreeing to the fine and sentence.
Both misdemeanor and felony convictions remain on your record indefinitely. A no-contest plea will result in a permanent criminal record for both types of offenses unless you successfully petition for expungement or an order of nondisclosure (sealing).
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While it usually is not an advantageous move, there are some situations in which pleading guilty can be advised. The best time to plead guilty is when your attorney has negotiated a plea bargain.
The main difference between a no contest plea and a guilty plea involves civil court proceedings. When you plead no contest in a misdemeanor case, that plea cannot be used against you as an admission of guilt if a civil lawsuit arises from the same conduct on which the criminal prosecution was based.
In general, no contest is the better way to go, but it probably wouldnt make much difference in your situation. The court can decline to accept the no contest plea, but I sincerely doubt it will do so in a traffic violation situation.

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