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Although Florida may not be the strictest state in the Union when it comes to driving under the influence (DUI), it does treat the decision to drive while one’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is over the legal limit while a minor passenger is in the car seriously. ...
If you get a ticket from a red light camera, you may not have even realized you ran the light in the first place. You certainly didn’t get stopped, but the camera simply took a picture of your license plate as the vehicle went through. The authorities are now emailing...
You know that for safety reasons, it is necessary to wear a seat belt when driving. Originally, seat belts were added as “extra” safety measures in vehicles; however, eventually, it was mandated by law that you “buckle” up after it was discovered that wearing them...
There are two different types of offenses that you can be charged with while driving, which are primary and secondary offenses. The way that the police can enforce these is much different. For a secondary offense, the police can only add this to your charges if they...
Different causes may lead to the suspension of your driver’s license. Examples include driving under the influence (DUI), reckless driving, not paying ticket fees or fines, too many tickets and not having insurance. Non-driving factors may also contribute to this....
You know that it is illegal to drive after drinking to the point of impairment. If your driving ability seems compromised to the police or if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is over the legal limit, a Florida police officer could arrest you for drunk driving....
Reckless driving in any form is a criminal offense in Florida. Depending on the circumstances of your case, an indictment and a conviction can lead to a variety of consequences, including fines, suspension of your driver’s license and jail time. Florida law defines...
You certainly know that you can get a speeding ticket if the police catch you going well over the speed limit. If you go by a police officer at 90 miles per hour on the interstate, you probably start thinking about how you’re about to get pulled over right away. But...
Your Florida driver’s license can be suspended for a variety of reasons. Perhaps, you have accumulated many points on your record, skipped court on related or unrelated charges or failed to pay child support or other court fines. In other words, the court will...
Most people would admit to having driven less than optimally at some point. Yet that does not necessarily mean they were driving recklessly. If the police charge you with reckless driving, it is crucial to understand exactly what that means. If they have overstretched...