With the volume of state traffic rules and the changing nature of the law, it can be difficult to know just what to do when facing a traffic charge. Here, Todd Browning and Howard Long offer their answers to some of your most common traffic questions. Drawing upon their experience as former prosecutors, they discuss a variety of infractions, possible legal options, potential consequences, and more. Can’t find the answer you need? Reach out to us!
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Can I be charged with hit and run as a felony crime?
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Should I accept a plea bargain to reduce my reckless driving charges?
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What defenses could I raise if I was charged with hit and run driving?
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What happens if I miss my traffic court hearing scheduled for my traffic ticket case?
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How can I find a copy of my traffic ticket if I lost it?
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Will filing a motion for appropriate relief help my traffic ticket case?
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What should I say to the police if I’m stopped for reckless driving in Charlotte?
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What could happen to me if I’m pulled over by the police and don’t have car insurance?
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Are the consequences of being issued a traffic ticket for speeding different than a charge of reckless driving?
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Can I receive a ticket if I violate the law on driving in a high occupancy vehicle lane?
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Why shouldn’t I just pay my traffic ticket?
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How will insurance points affect my auto insurance rates?