Civil traffic violation
Definition:
Civil traffic violations are
minor traffic offenses, which include speeding, driving without proof of
registration or insurance, an invalid drivers license, and failure to obey
traffic lights/signals. Compared to criminal traffic violations, civil
traffic violations are far less severe in nature and are usually
taken care of with a simple fine.
Consequences of Civil Traffic Violations:
If you are given a civil traffic violation, you can attend driving school, deny fault and attend a hearing, or admit fault and pay a penalty. Unlike criminal traffic violations, civil traffic violations do not show up on your criminal record. The consequence of this type of violation is points added to your license. Over-accumulation of points on your license can cause your license to be suspended. Civil traffic violations can increase you insurance rates significantly. Civil traffic violations can also limit your employment opportunities.What a Lawyer can do for you:
Coming close to losing your license due to a civil traffic violation can be difficult to handle. Consulting a traffic violation attorney can help you fight the ticket. Traffic violation lawyers know the state statutes and know how the nature of the violations. They can assist you in preventing the suspension of your license and even lower fines.Lawyer Referral Service:
If you are faced with a civil traffic violation, consult a traffic violation lawyer to get the help you need. A civil traffic violation lawyer can assist you with keeping fines down and provide you with any other assistance you need.
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