In-State License Suspension for Out-of-State Speeding Ticket

North Carolina can suspend your driving privileges if you are found guilty of various high speed traffic tickets in other states. If you receive a speeding ticket in another state, and simply “pay-off” the ticket, in most situations you are accepting responsibility for the speed. It is the same as pleading “guilty” or “responsible.” It is also very common for most states to communicate that conviction back to the North Carolina DMV. Next thing you know, you receive a letter from the DMV advising you that your license is about to be suspended. What do you do next? First, do not delay in contacting knowledgeable help who can guide you through the issue. Time is of the essence. If you delay, you may waive various rights to possible hearings.

Call the Criminal Defense Team of Hatch, Little & Bunn, at 919-856-3963. Located in Wake County, North Carolina, our team of attorneys has more than 40 years of experience handling traffic tickets and criminal charges. Our team regularly appears before DMV hearing officers and Wake County judicial officials. We can quickly respond to your issue and help you stay on the road lawfully. Do not delay in contacting us.

Our attorneys can advise you regarding your rights to a hearing before the Division of Motor Vehicles, or NCDMV, to appeal the suspension. We can also advise you of alternative options which may ensure that you can still drive for work related purposes, educational purposes, or necessary transportation like taking your kids to school. These alternative options are commonly referred to as limited driving privileges, work permits, or hardship licenses.

Traffic tickets are a common occurrence but can have significant effects. Our Criminal Defense Team fights to defend your driving record, protect you from increases in insurance or insurance points, and avoid costly fines and assessments. Traffic tickets, speeding tickets, stop sign or stop light tickets; we can help so that you need not waste your time or worry about the potential consequences. Call us to learn about your options. We are here to help. Call the Wake County criminal defense lawyers of Hatch, Little & Bunn today!

By James Little | Published December 21, 2020 | Posted in Traffic Violations | Tagged Drivers License Suspension, Traffic Violations | Comments Off on In-State License Suspension for Out-of-State Speeding Ticket