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A careless driving ticket significantly impacts your driving record by adding points to your license, typically around three to six points depending on your state’s regulations. This violation generally remains on your driving record for three years or more, making it visible to law enforcement, employers, and insurance providers. As a result, insurance companies often […]

To contest a move-over law ticket in Florida, you can argue that you were unable to safely change lanes, challenge the accuracy of the officer’s evidence, or demonstrate a reasonable misunderstanding of the circumstances. Begin by carefully reviewing your citation to identify any factual inaccuracies or unclear details. Then, gather supporting evidence such as photographs, […]

To get a traffic ticket dismissed for wrong information, you’ll need to contest the ticket in court by demonstrating that the error is significant enough to cast doubt on its validity. Start by carefully reviewing your ticket to identify any major inaccuracies, such as incorrect dates, times, locations, or vehicle details. Then, gather evidence such […]

No, traffic cameras generally do not record all the time. Most enforcement cameras, such as red-light or speed cameras, only activate and record footage when a violation is detected, like running a red light or exceeding the speed limit. Meanwhile, traffic monitoring cameras typically provide live feeds without storing recordings. Even when footage is recorded, […]

Reckless driving is a serious traffic offense characterized by intentionally driving with disregard for the safety of others or property. Common examples include excessive speeding, aggressive driving, weaving through traffic, ignoring traffic signals, and driving under the influence. Penalties for reckless driving can be severe, typically including substantial fines, license suspension, potential jail time, and […]