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The more time people spend on the road, the more opportunities there are for mistakes and risks for traffic violations. Professional drivers with commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) may regularly drive in multiple states with different rules. They likely spend eight...
Everyone dreads seeing the lights of a police cruiser illuminate behind them in traffic. No one wants the hassle of a traffic stop or the expense of a ticket. They may also worry about losing their license of if they have had several other recent traffic tickets. For...
Holding a commercial driver's license (CDL) in Illinois comes with significant responsibility. As such, traffic violations can result in more severe consequences for someone with a CDL than a regular driver's license holder. Understanding how traffic violations impact...
If you are cited by an officer while driving in Indiana, you may feel tempted to simply write a check and mail it to the local court. However, it may actually be in your best interest to fight the citation even if you can afford to pay it. This is because a citation...
Out-of-state traffic violations are taken seriously in the state of Illinois. Whether you are anticipating a pre-employment screening for a new trucking career or do not want to risk your ability to be behind the wheel, there are consequences to having out-of-state...
Driving a tractor-trailer requires skill and the appropriate license. Persons with a commercial driver's license (CDL) from Illinois may explore their career path as professional truckers. As with a standard license, CDL holders must follow the law or risk the...
Actions such as speeding or making an improper lane change are generally considered to be infractions. This means that a Tennessee officer will typically issue a notice to appear in court. If convicted, you'll likely pay a fine and have points added to your license....
Driving along interstate corridors and frequently working at night, commercial drivers perform essential societal roles like keeping supermarket shelves stocked and delivering mail. Illinois's interstates and highways play an essential role in the national transport...
Illinois drivers are not all treated equally when it comes to being stopped for traffic violation citations, especially commercial drivers who are hauling freight through the state. Local law enforcement officials and Illinois DOT officers are often quick to stop...
If you are cited for a traffic infraction in the state of Illinois, you'll likely have the opportunity to challenge the assertion that you did something wrong. However, it may not necessarily be in your best interest to do so. Generally speaking, it's only a good idea...