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Do you drive for a living? If you do, then you know that your commercial driver’s license(CDL) is your livelihood. As such, any points that you might get on your license can put you and your family’s lives in jeopardy.
Here at The Bellinger Law Office, we understand how important your license is to you. We will fight tirelessly to ensure that you can remain on the road and continue providing for your family. Talk to an Allen County CDL violations attorney early in the process and let us help.
In order to suspend or revoke a CDL, the state needs cause. Cause can include any of the following infractions.
For certain infractions, a second offense may result in a lifetime revocation of your CDL.
In some cases, CDL violations do not necessarily involve the quality of your driving. These types of violations include:
While some might be of the opinion that paying the fine and moving on is the best avenue to put a CDL violation behind you, that is not necessarily always the case. In certain instances, it is better to fight the ticket. Even relatively minor infractions are a big deal for CDL drivers. Employers may take issue with points on your license because it sets them up for a serious liability problem or it increases the cost of their insurance.
If you operate out of Indiana, a violation in another state can be placed on your Indiana CDL license. Local law enforcement will be notified and your employer will be notified, as well. Today, a driver can lose his or her CDL for a violation in another state.
Trucking and commercial driving are regulated at both the state and federal level. If you want to defend yourself against a CDL infraction successfully, you will need an attorney who understands both sets of regulations. The Allen County CDL violations attorneys at The Bellinger Law Office have the expertise you need to successfully defend yourself against a CDL traffic violation. Talk to us today.
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