Attorney Challenges Dallas, Texas CDL Violations
It is a serious thing to be written a traffic ticket in Dallas, Texas, no matter if one holds a Class C driver's license or commercial license. But in the case that you do hold a CDL, you may be especially concerned about your charges ending up as points on your driving record. This is for the fact that CDL holders, who include truckers and bus drivers, are required by their employers to maintain their clean driving records. No matter if you were written your citation on the road or at a D.O.T. stop, you may therefore be looking to challenge your charges as opposed to pleading guilty to them. Traffic ticket law firm Jack Byno & Associates, with more than 20 years of experience in Dallas County, may be able to assist you in the disputation of your Dallas CDL violation. Contact me for more info, or call 817-685-0912.
CDL Holders Look to Lift Dallas Traffic Warrants
The second your CDL or trucking violation is written and placed in your hands by Dallas police, it becomes your responsibility to respond to your charges by the date that they are due to the courts. If you fail to respond to your citation, neither acting to challenge it in court nor plead guilty to it, it may fall into warrant. In other words, and as a penalty for your past-due citation, the Dallas Municipal Court may find cause to issue you a traffic warrant. Please be advised, a traffic warrant issued for you is a warrant for your arrest. Unless you act fast to ensure that your warrant is lifted, it may very well result in your arrest and incarceration, and maybe in the loss of your career as a CDL driver. If you are an eligible client, we here at Jack Byno & Associates may very well lift your warrant for you, and post bond for you as well. If you would like to learn more, please call 817-685-0912 or contact me.
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