Your current state is Ohio
I'm under 21 and have gotten in a car crash before which was my fault and I'm pretty sure was for Negligent Collision. I just got a speeding ticket that was between 1-10 over.
answered on Apr 18, 2024
Depends on whether there is already a warrant on the ticket you’re trying to redocket.
How do I go about getting a traffic misdemeanor dimissed after a guilty plea due to it affecting my career as a lyft. I made a guilty plea a year ago and now the case is redocked
answered on Apr 18, 2024
You will have to petition the court in which you pled to set it aside and dm it.
Im 19 and I'm just a little confused. I cant find any information online. What documents do I need to bring?
answered on Apr 18, 2024
Current Registration of the vehicle is needed in Court. Also bring your TNDL and Insurance. If you were not currently registered, but are now, you might get it dismissed on costs.
Improper Display of Registration (My license plate was falling off so I temporarily put it in my back window. I bought new fittings and hung it back up as soon as I was free to go),
No signature on Registration(I forgot but signed it right away),
No current address on... View More
My mother was responsible for a minor fender bender in a parking lot. There was minor damage (2-3 small scuffs & a chip in the paint) to the other vehicle. She gave her info to the other driver (OD)as required; but when she asked for the OD's name & info; OD was hostile & refused... View More
I am a delivery driver so i was parked on a street in my town and i realized the cop behind me. I thought it was him just doing routine patrolling but now I understand he was probably looking me up. I entered my car again and went back on two separate highways briefly to drive back to my job, and... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2024
Yes the ticket is legal you may be able to fight it but it would probably be considered a clerical error at best. Get yourself a good lawyer most of us offer free in office consultations and we should be able to help you get the result you want. Just make sure you get a good lawyer.
answered on Apr 16, 2024
OCGA 40-6-124(a) says you can use hand and arm signals or signal lights. However, if you are on a highway, larger vehicles as described must use lights. Specifically, OCGA 40-6-124(b) requires them
"when the distance from the center of the top of the steering post to the left... View More
I have spoken with different people at MVA and no one can can give me a straight answer. I have told them repeatedly that 16-122 (ii) that states I am eligible for a Federally Non-Compliant drivers license. A contact told me RUDELY to look at case law Motor Vehicle Administration v. Geppert. That... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it seems there is some confusion and inconsistency in how the Maryland Vehicle Administration (MVA) is interpreting and applying the Real ID Act and relevant Maryland statutes. Let me try to clarify a few key points:
1. The federal REAL ID Act... View More
If the officer writes offense location as A but then writes B location as being the same as A location. Is this falsified misrepresentation?
We parked in a parking ramp / garage in Detroit and it had no punch ticket, just a sign that said scan the QR code, sign in and pay. There was no phone # or website, just QR code. Our phones couldn't scan it (Androids). We looked around for a kiosk or any other way to pay, or any other info,... View More
Me dieron una infracción por usar el carril de via rápida pero solo lo hice por rebasar a otro auto.
They have apparently gotten a new system, and are now saying they “lost it”, and are demanding payment again. After 12years, she doesn’t have the receipt. What can she do?
I was driving home from DE to PA and was pulled over by an officer and given a $206 citation for “operating a cellular device while the vehicle was in motion.” I had a 6 hr drive ahead and wanted to get home so I avoided asking any questions because I didn’t want to appear disrespectful. If... View More
Police report says I was observed consuming alcohol and was not even driving or in possession of keys and no ethyl alcohol in my system can the police lie like that on the police report and a year later initially file charges for Aggravated DUI?
answered on Apr 15, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it seems unusual that you would be charged with Aggravated DUI a year after the incident if you were not driving, did not have keys in your possession, and had no ethyl alcohol in your system at the time. However, laws can vary by jurisdiction, and... View More
I was wondering don’t I have up to 30 days after my bday to renew my tags? So I when I do renew them will I still have to pay the ticket?
I was cited by a tribal officer, but I was given a Becker Co. Citation, I requested this remain in tribal court and was denied, because the officer believed dac,IPS is a criminal act and would be heard in district court.
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Driving after Cancellation (DAC), specifically when labeled as "inimical to public safety" (IPS), is typically regarded as a criminal offense. The categorization as criminal stems from the potential threat to public safety implied by the IPS designation. This determination means that the... View More
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