Category: Traffic Ticket Violations

Speed limits are set with the goal of keeping everyone safe. There is an inherent risk when driving a car. New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) 1180-d simply states that a driver shall comply with posted maximum speed limits. Speeding tickets in New York State carry hefty fines, points, and...

Speeding tickets may seem like minor infractions, but their consequences can be more significant than meets the eye. Many individuals underestimate the impact a speeding ticket can have on their driving record, insurance premiums, and overall financial well-being. You may be asking yourself: should I hire a lawyer to fight my traffic...

For most people, getting a speeding ticket is scary enough. The fact that they have to go to court, talk to a judge, and, possibly, may find themselves in more trouble is terrifying. Like oversleeping for school, the only thing worse than having to go to something as serious as a...

New York law requires that drivers who approach a stop sign come to a complete stop first before proceeding. However, many drivers only slow down and then keep moving. This is known as a “rolling stop” and it is considered a moving violation that can result in a law enforcement officer issuing...

Although New York prohibits the use of cell phones while operating a motor vehicle, not all drivers take this law seriously. However, the state is committed to cracking down on distracted driving and recognizes that a major culprit is cell phone use. A conviction brings potentially serious legal and financial penalties.

You may be able to get a traffic ticket dismissed in Nassau County, but the outcome depends on the facts, the evidence, and the policies of the local court. Many drivers pay a ticket without realizing that doing so counts as a guilty plea. Challenging the charge, negotiating a reduction, or questioning...