Traffic Violations Lawyer – New Lenox, Illinois

Traffic violations can seem like no big deal until you receive a ticket. You can potentially miss time from work, attend traffic school, pay a fine & pay higher insurance premiums. If you drive for a living (such as outside sales reps, Uber drivers and delivery drivers), you may suffer problems with employment as a result of traffic tickets.

Whether you live in Illinois or if you reside out of state, infractions are something that must be dealt with and not ignored. At PGO Law Firm, I have the experience and knowledge to handle traffic violations in Cook and Will County. My goal is to save you time, money and help keep your driving record clean. Contact me today to schedule an appointment.

Protect Your Driving Future

• Speeding Tickets – Many people think that speeding and traffic tickets are not a major concern. The truth of the matter is that traffic infractions can impact your life in many ways. They can lead to increased insurance premiums, missed time from work, financial penalties and possibly the suspension of your driver’s license.
• Traffic Warrants – There are many ramifications of having a traffic ticket go into warrant status. These include the fact that you can be arrested by law enforcement, increased fines, you will not be able to board a flight and your driver’s license may be suspended. By resolving the warrant sooner rather than later, you can avoid many of these consequences.
• Reckless Driving Charges – It is considered a criminal matter when one abuses their driving privileges to the point of putting others in danger. Many people engage in reckless driving out of a sense of wanting a thrill ride and not considering the consequences.
• CDL Violations – Illinois has specific requirements regarding who may hold a commercial driver’s license. A commercial driver will lose their license if they are convicted of at least 2 “serious violations” in a 3-year period or, depending on the circumstances, if they receive 3 convictions in a 3-year period.
• Driver’s License Reinstatement – Those who find their license suspended, you do have options. It may be possible to apply for a Restricted Driving Permit (RDP). If granted, an RDP will allow you to drive a car to and from work and to the doctor’s office.