Traffic Offenses

Facing a Traffic Offense? Protect Your Driving Record and Your Rights.

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Traffic offenses can range from relatively minor infractions to serious criminal charges. Depending on the circumstances, a traffic-related case may involve allegations such as reckless driving, driving without a valid license or insurance, hit-and-run, or driving under the influence.
The consequences can include fines, points on a driving record, increased insurance costs, license suspension, probation, or incarceration for more serious offenses. The nature of the charge and the driver's prior record can significantly affect the potential consequences.
An attorney can review the citation, police report, traffic stop, accident evidence, and other relevant records to determine whether there are legal or factual defenses.
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  • A traffic-related conviction can have consequences beyond a fine. Depending on the offense, consequences may include points, increased insurance costs, license suspension, probation, or incarceration.

  • Not every traffic violation is a criminal offense. California classifies many traffic violations as infractions, while more serious conduct can result in misdemeanor or felony charges.

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