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Traffic Violations

The state of New Jersey follows a point system for traffic violations. If you are issued a traffic ticket for any of the various infractions, it is important to have quality legal representation to help you avoid points to your driving record. Obtaining points on your driving record can result in a number of different financial burdens. If you are found guilty of a traffic violation and are issued points, your insurance premiums will rise, making you pay more per payment. In addition, if you are issued too many points, your license could be suspended or revoked, depending on the infraction. When you need a New Jersey traffic ticket lawyer you can count on, The Vigilante Law Firm is ready to assist. For over 30 years, our firm has been a resource to those issued tickets in the state of New Jersey. If you need an experienced traffic ticket lawyer, contact The Vigilante Law Firm, P.C. today.

New Jersey Traffic Violations

There is a wide range of traffic violations that an individual can face if they break the rules of the road in New Jersey. Some of the most common traffic violations that our firm handles include the following:

  • Speeding
  • Reckless Driving
  • Distracted Driving
  • Careless Driving
  • Driving on a Suspended License
  • Driving Without Insurance
  • Fleeing the Scene of an Accident

If you are facing any of these offenses, it is essential that you retain legal counsel as you may face significant fines, fees, points, loss of license, and other serious penalties. The Vigilante Law Firm is here to help defend your driving record when you need us most.

Speeding in New Jersey

New Jersey takes traffic offenses very seriously and will issue points based on the severity of your offense. In regards to speeding, New Jersey’s point system is as followed:

  • 2-point violation:  1-14 miles per hour over the speed limit
  • 4-point violation:  15-30 miles per hour over the speed limit
  • 5-point violation:  30 miles per hour over the speed limit

If a person is caught driving 30 miles or more over the speed limit, they may be further charged with reckless driving, which is a serious matter that could lead to potential jail time. Anyone who has accumulated 6 or more points on their driving record may also be issued a surcharge. If you have acquired 12 points or more, you may have your driver’s license suspended. With so much at stake, you need a legal team you can trust.

Contact a Traffic Ticket Lawyer at The Vigilante Law Firm today.

The issuance of a traffic ticket can be troublesome. If you are facing one of many infractions that can impact your driver’s record, contact The Vigilante Law Firm to discuss your matter. Though it may not seem like the end of the world, a traffic ticket can have a lasting financial effect on your future. Our firm has decades of experience helping limit the impact of traffic tickets with the goal of avoiding points and the rise in insurance premiums. If you need an effective traffic ticket lawyer, contact The Vigilante Law Firm for a consultation.

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