Vehicle and Traffic Violations 

Our attorney has handled thousands of vehicle and traffic tickets with most of them being for speeding and other minor charges. Getting a moving violation can result in points on your New York State Driver’s license. Our attorney successfully fights all types of moving violations including speeding tickets, red light tickets, lane change violations, and driving with a suspended license and many other violations throughout New York State. We have over 37 years of experience in successfully handling vehicle and traffic tickets throughout New York State. Additionally, we have the knowledge and the experience to work for you in the resolution of your vehicle and traffic tickets in New York State.

What Traffic Violations in New York State can I contest?

In New York State, the consequences of receiving a vehicle and traffic ticket vary in severity depending on the violation. Below are some of the common traffic violations:

  • Speeding
  • Talking or Texting while Driving 
  • Running Stop Signs
  • Red Lights or Yield Signs
  • Improper or Missing Car Seat for a Child
  • Reckless Driving
  • Commercial Driver’s License ( CDL Offenses )
  • Failing to Signal
  • Failing to Stop for a School Bus
  • Improper Turns
  • Tailgating
  • Driving without Insurance
  • Driving with a Suspended Registration ( Misdemeanor )
  • Driving with a Suspended Liscense ( Misdemeanor ) 

How many points does it take to suspend a New York State Drivers License?

In New York State, a drivers License can be suspended if an individual accumulates 11 or more points on their driving record within 18 months. Points are assigned to different types of traffic violations, with more serious offenses resulting in a higher point value. 

For example, Speeding 1-10 miles per hour over the limit there is point value of 3, while reckless driving carries a point value of 5. It’s important to note that even if a driver doesn’t reach the 11 point threshold, they may still face a fine, license suspension, or other penalties for certain violations, such as driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

New York State Cell Phone Laws

It is considered Illegal to hold a cell phone near your ear while driving. It is also illegal to text or use a handheld mobile device while driving. It is important to note that all cellphone and handheld mobile device while handling tickets are now considered a 5 point violation. If you where to be pulled over for these offenses, give Gunger Law Firm a call to learn more about fighting the charges at 315-253-2288.

We handle Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Violations Such as :

  • Speeding
  • Equipment Citations  
  • Improper Lane Usage Infractions
  • Logbook Offenses 
  • Overweight Fines
    And More…