Will speeding ever have consequences?

This is more or less my usual process for launching from inside a space station. (I let the computer handle landing, most of the time.):

1. Move directly "up" from the landing pad, until "vertically" centered within the station.
2. Roll until aligned with exit port.
3. Retract landing gear.
4. Full forward throttle & boost until clear of Mass Lock.
   • Note: Be mindful of other ships in the area. Maneuver as appropriate to avoid collisions.
5. Align with hyper-jump target if needed.
6. Engage FSD.

Never once been fined or bountied for this. Not even the few odd times that I've collided with the station internals, or the borders of the exit port itself. (After which I'll usually run out and come immediately back for repairs.) But of course I've never actually hit another ship either.

Essentially, in Elite: Dangerous, speeding is not punishable unless someone other than the speeder is getting hurt.

One thing I've also noticed recently is that the traffic controller will occasionally complain (harmlessly - all bark, no bite) about my speed even while I'm using auto-dock. Sometimes, they seem to gripe even when I'm below the limit (e.g.: at 99 m/s) but I've also noticed a few times where the auto-dock will actually go up to at least 101 m/s.

I've also had some times recently (particularly when coming in from odd angles and/or at high starting speed) where the auto-dock has actually driven me into the side of a space station. Lesson learned: Be mindful of your speed and surroundings even when using auto-dock. Otherwise, it's possible the auto-dock could get you in trouble - e.g.: if it drives you into another ship while speeding.