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Because being charged with a non-criminal traffic violation carries lesser consequences than a criminal traffic offense, many people find themselves overlooking or forgetting about the infraction as they go about their busy lives. What many people do not realize is that failure to pay the imposed fine or show up on the designated court date may make matters even worse.
Failure to pay the imposed fine or failure to appear in court can be serious enough to leave lasting consequences, such as the potential suspension of your driving privileges, increase of insurance rates and potential for jail time if you are pulled over for driving on a suspended license.
Points against your drivers license are typically added for moving violations. While these traffic infractions typically do not carry the possibility of jail time, they may still carry substantial fines. Traffic infractions may also cause your car insurance rates to go up and may result in a driver's license suspension if you have multiple offenses.
Driver’s license suspension guidelines: (need to check statute)
Point loss is cumulative and does not start over once a suspension is served. For example, you could lose your license for 30 days, get 6 more points and be ordered to serve the 3 month suspension. Our team is ready to help you hold onto your license.
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