What You Need to Know About Reckless Driving in Georgia Reckless driving in Georgia occurs when an individual drives “any vehicle in reckless disregard for the safety of persons or property.” There isn’t a specific speed that’s considered reckless driving in Georgia....
You can get a ticket for temporarily stopping and texting at a red light, under Georgia’s Hands-Free Law. In Georgia, you can get a ticket for using your cell phone or tablet while stopped at a red light. Under Georgia’s Hands-Free Law, drivers cannot touch...
The demand for commercial truck drivers is high, but a conviction on your driving record could lead to cdl disqualifications in Georgia. A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is required if you plan to operate certain specialized vehicles such as buses, heavy, oversized...
Driving on a suspended license in Georgia is a serious charge and carries with it the possibility of severe penalties. You may not even be aware that your license is suspended until you get stopped. It’s in your best interest not to plead guilty without speaking...
Going to court does not mean you will not get points on your license. However, hiring a qualified traffic lawyer may help in avoiding points and possibly getting the fine reduced. The Georgia Point System assesses points for each driving conviction. The points for...
Driving drowsy isn’t a crime, but in Georgia, it can lead to serious vehicular offenses, including DUI. What is Drowsy Driving? Drowsy driving is the dangerous combination of driving and sleepiness or fatigue. This usually happens when a driver has not slept...
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