Multiple Speeding Convictions And Avoiding DMV Action On Your License-PJC Double Dip

Most folks are unaware of the fact that in NC, the DMV can act in many ways to suspend your driver’s license AFTER resolving a speeding case. For example, you might have paid a reduction of speeding to 9mph over, let’s say 64/55, a few months ago, and now you’re paying a similar ticket again in the same manner. This would be a huge mistake, because this could trigger months long NC DMV license suspensions! So what should you do next?

So if you’re dealing with a speeding charge, and it’s not the first time around this year, in Charlotte Mecklenburg area, how do you avoid DMV possibly suspending your license after the case is settled? You need an experienced attorney, who has dealt with multiple speeding tickets on one record, and who knows the best way to resolve the case to beat DMV, using the knowledge of what is realistic in the local jurisdiction, in this case Mecklenburg. Remember, bordering counties can be significantly different in outcomes and possibilities, case by case. Charlotte area is a prime example of this, Don’t think that just because you got an outcome in Cabarrus, Gaston, or Iredell, that it will go the same way in Mecklenburg!

So let’s say you’re facing that next speeding ticket that we know will be a conviction over 55mph, because there’s no solution to get it to non-moving for whatever reason. We also know a PJC (see link for explanation of what PJC is) would save us, but the speed is too high to ask for PJC. All we can get is a 9mph over (which is going to be 64/55 again and cause the DMV suspension to trigger). There are some counties, like Mecklenburg, that might just allow a double dip! We find a DA willing to reduce the speed, and a judge simultaneously who’ll take the plea to the reduced speed, AND grant PJC on top of it. This solves the puzzle of two speeding over 55mph within a year, that couldn’t be reduced to Improper Equipment or other nonmoving.

If you’re faced with speeding charges, especially a second time within the year, have used up options in the past, and you’re not sure which outcome will save you, contact a Charlotte speeding ticket lawyer right now, and make sure you’re solution is one that will keep you driving legally if at all possible!

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Getting Speeding To Non-Moving in Mecklenburg County.

Charlotte, the ‘Queen City’, is NC’s largest metro area. Mecklenburg county is a dense population of travelers, visitors, commuters and locals. Sometimes moving with the pace while driving in this area can lead to traffic law enforcement, and you may be the unlucky fish in the school!!!

If you find yourself charged with a speeding viiolation in Charlotte, we can almost always appear for you, and even if you reside in the area, it’s almost never worth it to spend your day in court, not knowing who to talk to or what to ask for. A non moving is the best outcome for speeding in this jurisdicition, typically Improper Equipment Speedometer, being a plea to broken/faulty speedometer as a legal fiction, or plea bargain. This is 0 points and non-moving for licenses from ALMOST every state. But Mecklenburg DA office tends to be a little picky about records and speeds here, the statutory limit for Improper Equipment being 25mph over, this office generally will not extend the offer to that level of speed.

If you’ve had an Improper Equipment bargain recently, or your speed is well above 20mph over, you’re ESPECIALLY going to want to consult an experienced traffic attorney in this area. Even if you’re charged with a minor infraction at 15 over or less, there are concerns with license and insurance to pay these ahead of the court date, so don’t do it! We’ll review your driving record after hire, and determine the best strategy to save potentially devastating DMV and insurance effects of paying the ticket. Call today to find out how we can mitigate insurance, and save your license in NC, for your Mecklenburg county speeding ticket charge!!

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704-323-6779