Legal Question in Traffic Law in North Carolina

Re: Should I get a Lawyer or just pay it??

A 66/55 is 2 insurance points and a 45% for 2 years. If he also gave you a ticket for exceeding that is 1 insurance pt, which combined with the 2 would be even higher. Points stay on your driving record for 3 years. Don't just pay them off. Go to court yourself or better hire an attorney who can possibly get them to 0 pts.

Diana

legal assistant

Re: Should I get a Lawyer or just pay it??

I will answer your question assuming you have been

ticketed in North Carolina and have a clean

driving record for three years (no moving

violations; accidents are OK). If you will let

me know what county your ticket is in, I will

let you know specifically what the fine and

result will be. Most counties will let you

plead to an equipment violation if you produce a

clean record. This equipment result is the

best result because it results in NO license and

NO insurance points. My firm represents drivers in

central NC for approximately $100. Let me know if you

need my help by calling 800-459-6531. You can, however,

handle this yourself, but you or your attorney should

definitely get it reduced and not just pay it off.