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When you receive a traffic ticket, you have three options moving forward:
- Pay the Fine – This is the worst option. You will receive an automatic guilty finding and an adjudication (points on your driving record). This may lead to insurance increases, and point suspension of your driver’s license. You may be marked as a habitual traffic offender and your driving record will be marked with this violation.
- Traffic School – No points will be assessed but your driving record will reflect the violation. Anyone, including Judges, Hearing Officers and Insurance Companies will be able to see this violation on your driving record. You might not be eligible to attend traffic school, and if you are, you will have to pay the traffic school fee and the fines. You will also spend your valuable time doing traffic school.
- Request a Trial – This is the only opportunity given to you by law, where if successful, your record will not be marked with the violation. Anyone, including Judges, Hearing Officers, Prosecutors, and Insurance Companies will NOT see this violation on your driving record. You will NOT have to spend any money on fines, or spend your valuable time doing traffic school. You are also given the opportunity to negotiate a plea should you not win your case.
If your ticket is late and you have received a notice of suspension of your driving record, The Traffic Law Firm will provide a service to cure the suspension and reinstate your driving privileges (provided that you are eligible). Please contact our office at (305) 442-0243 for further information regarding this situation.
Hire The Traffic Law Firm today if you receive a ticket for any of the following citations:
Traffic Infraction Violations
- Careless driving
- Child restraint
- Commercial vehicle, violation of securing load
- Driving in the opposite direction of the lane
- Driving the wrong way on a one way street
- Driving while license is Suspended Unknowingly
- Driving without lights or improper use of lights
- Expired driver’s license 6 months or less
- Expired registration 6 months or less
- Failure to change address on driver’s license
- Failure to display driver’s license
- Failure to give information and render aid after an accident
- Failure to maintain in single lane
- Failure to move over
- Failure to provide proof of insurance
- Failure to stop at stop sign
- Failure to use lane direction signal
- Failure to yield right of way
- Failure to yield to emergency vehicle
- Following too close
- Improper backing
- Improper equipment
- Improper lane change
- Improper lights on vehicle
- Improper passing
- Improper use of horn
- Improper U-turn
- No proof of insurance
- No Passing Zone
- Obstructing an intersection
- Obstructing of public streets, highways, and roads
- Opening and closing vehicle door while interfering with traffic
- Operation of radios or mechanical sound making devices in vehicles
- Possession of open container
- Red light camera violation
- Running red light
- Seat belt
- Special Hazards
- Speeding
- Tag not assigned to vehicle
- Toll violation
- Turning from wrong lane
- Vehicle Turning Left
- Violation of HOV lane
- Violation of a traffic control device
- Violation of flashing light
- Violation of restriction for age 17 and under
- Violation of restriction for not having eyeglasses
- Violation of tinted windows
- Violations of learner ‘driver’s license
- Wearing headsets
Traffic Criminal Violations
- Driving While License is Suspended Knowingly
- DUI
- Expired Driver’s license 6 months or more
- Expired Registration 6 months or more
- Fleeing and Eluding
- Leaving Children Unattended or Unsupervised in a Vehicle
- Leaving the Scene of an Accident
- No Valid Driver’s License
- Racing
- Reckless Driving
- Unlawful Use of Insurance Card
- Unlawful Use of License
