Traffic Infractions

(AUO) Aggravated Unlicensed Operator/Driving With A Suspended License

When it comes to New York Vehicle and Traffic Law §511 – operating a motor vehicle with a suspended or revoked license, there are multiple levels to this offense that carry various fines and penalties. There are many ways in which people get their license suspended or revoked such as:

  • Conviction of charges involving driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs
  • Being the driver in a motor vehicle crash that involved a fatality
  • Failure to answer/appear in court for a traffic ticket
  • Failure to follow rules for junior drivers
  • Failure to maintain auto liability insurance
  • Failure to pay for a traffic ticket fine
  • Failing to pay child support
  • Involvement in an uninsured motor vehicle accident
  • Making a false statement on an application for a license or registration
  • Receiving too many traffic tickets in a certain amount of time

This is not an all-inclusive list and does not distinguish ways in which a charge of New York Vehicle and Traffic Law §511 may rise to a felony level. If you are charged with violating New York Vehicle and Traffic Law §511 you need representation.

TRAFFIC TICKETS

Speeding Tickets

Getting a speeding ticket in Nassau County, Long Island can subject you to a costly fine, points on your license and a possible increase in your insurance premium. Depending on your past driving history, a speeding ticket may result in the suspension of your license. 

Cell Phone Tickets

No matter what you claim to have been using the cell phone for and even if you do have a legally valid reason to use your cell phone, if a police officer sees a cell phone to your ear while driving he has probable cause to assume that you are talking on your phone, or if you have an electronic device in your hand the presumption is that you are using. The fines and penalties of this type of offense 

Moving Violations

If you’ve received a ticket for a moving violation, I will work hard to protect your rights and minimize your liability and exposure. Whether you’ve been accused of failing to signal, unsafe lane change, going through a stop sign, failure to yield, ignoring a rail road crossing, passing a school bus, do not go to Traffic Court alone.

Allow me to help navigate you through defending against any of these charges by providing you the highest level of advocacy.