TL;DR Reckless driving in New Jersey is a traffic violation, not a criminal offense, but a conviction remains permanently on your driving record. A first conviction can result in up to 60 days in jail, a $50–$200 fine, 5 points on your license, and court costs. Repeat offenses carry harsher…
TL;DR A reckless driving conviction in New Jersey can result in 5 license points, fines, higher insurance rates, possible license suspension, and even jail time. Reckless driving charges are often based on an officer’s judgment and can be challenged with evidence and legal defense strategies. An attorney may be able…
Getting pulled over for failure to maintain a lane in New Jersey is frustrating, especially if you believe you were driving safely. Police officers often use this charge when they think a driver is swerving or drifting. However, many people don’t realize this type of ticket isn’t as straightforward as…
After receiving traffic tickets, many people think they should pay the fine and move on. But this can be a costly mistake depending on the seriousness of the charges. You can deal with a minor traffic ticket on your own, but without a dismissal, you may suffer long-term consequences to…
