Category Archives: Speeding Tickets
Speeding Tickets
Helping You to Fight a Speeding Ticket
Driving is a privilege that many New Yorkers enjoy, but it is also one that many need to keep their lives moving forward. The ability to use one’s own car to get to their job and transport family members to…
Drivers May Have More Points Taken Away the Faster They Speed
When playing a video game, a person may wish to drive as fast as possible to get the most points they can. However, drivers in New York are probably aware that fast driving and points are not good for their…
Is Reckless Driving Treated the Same as a Speeding Ticket?
Different offenses can result in different types of criminal charges. This can be particularly confusing for a New York resident who has not had the need to understand the rules of driving beyond testing to get their driver’s license. For…
Can I Be Sent To Jail For Speeding?
Under the law, a New York driver is speeding if they operate their car above the posted speed limit in a particular area or zone. Therefore, a person driving 27 miles per hour in a 25 miles per hour zone…
Speed Limits Change On Controlled Highways
One of the few places that a New Yorker can legally drive 65 miles per hour is on a controlled highway, and only then if the location where they are operating their vehicle is posted as having such a limit.…
Fight Speeding Tickets To Preserve Your Driving Record
A person’s driving record is the list of traffic offenses and citations that they have amassed over time when behind the wheel of a car. A person who is convicted of speeding, failing to yield, running red lights or other…
You Can Be Ticketed For Driving Below The Speed Limit In New York
Many times, often due simply to the flow of traffic, a person in New York may drive above the posted speed limit. While they may feel justified in doing so, the fact remains that speeding is against the law in…
Work With Experienced Attorney To Challenge Ny Distracted Driving Tickets, P.2
Last time, we looked briefly at New York law concerning the use of mobile telephones while driving, including the presumption concerning holding a mobile telephone and exceptions to the rule. In addition to prohibiting talking on cell phones while driving,…
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