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Commercial Driver Tickets with Traffic School Appear on Motor Vehicle Record
When it comes to traffic tickets, all of us make sure to abide by the traffic laws applicable within their state. However, there are still chances that you’re driving along and from out of nowhere you see red lights behind →
What are a Driver’s Rights in a Police Search of their Vehicle?
While people throughout the United States are entitled to rights involving privacy, there are a number of situations that can quickly become confusing. For many, one of the most difficult scenarios comes down to traffic stops and vehicle searches. There →
Cell Phone and Texting Tickets – What You Need to Know
While fatalities from traffic collisions are at their lowest rates since 1975, tickets for texting and using a phone without a hands-free device are on the rise. Going back to 2008, a number of laws have been created on the →
5 Consequences of Blood Alcohol Violations in California
There are numerous statutes on the books in California that are directly related to motorist and their blood alcohol limit. What may be considered common knowledge may not be complete knowledge. →
The Different Costs for Traffic Ticket Attorneys
Attempting to understand the varying costs between different traffic ticket attorneys can be a daunting task. On the surface there seems to be no distinctive criteria by which someone can justify why one law firm may charge one price and →
Z-Abstract Fees and Suspended License Issues
When it comes to traffic offences, one of the common citations issued is the one for driving license suspension. But do you know that when your license is suspended for failure to appear in the court of law, you are →
Traffic Laws that Take Effect in 2014 in California
From free parking opportunities to new texting laws, the roads of California will see several changes in the upcoming year. New legislation has passed to better protect drivers and expedite some of the DMV’s paperwork. Here are just a few →
Failure to Yield Sting Operations
Sting operations by traffic cops can be described as a trap whereby the on duty police personnel are dressed as civilians to set up ordinary situations and observe if drivers follow traffic rules. Following this, failure to yield stings involve →
Avoid Points From a Ticket From the California Highway Patrol (CHP)
Getting a traffic ticket doesn’t just mean having to pay a fine. It can also include points assessed against your license, which can end up causing your insurance rates to increase and in some cases, possibly a license suspension. In →
Charged as a “Habitual Traffic Offender”
Any driver in California whose license has been suspended is prohibited from operating a motor vehicle. Should you choose to drive while your license has been suspended and be charged with additional traffic violations, it is possible that the California →