Traffic Ticket Blog

Being arrested for DUI is always a stressful experience. That said, knowing what to do and say in this situation will be a big help in protecting your rights. Why is this important? Simple: a DUI stop in Florida is a…

From higher auto insurance premiums to hundreds of dollars in traffic violation fees and fines and driving points on license records, these are the hidden costs of traffic tickets in Florida. Failure to satisfy citations can lead to even more expenses, as…

Respiratory care is a vital part of modern medicine. From oxygen therapy and nebulizers to CPAP machines and ventilators, respiratory services and equipment help millions of patients breathe easier. Unfortunately, that same complexity also creates opportunities for fraud. Respiratory fraud in healthcare isn’t…

Speeding in a school zone or speeding in a construction zone doesn’t just lead to higher fines. It can immediately affect your Florida license through added points and potential insurance increases. School-zone and construction-zone violations often carry doubled penalties, meaning just one…

A DUI charge can shake more than your confidence; it can threaten your career and your ability to provide for yourself or your family. In 2023, Florida authorities recorded 44,185 DUI arrests statewide, showing how much of a problem this is. Behind…

If you or a loved one gets charged with DUI for prescription medications in Florida, you could face repercussions as severe as those usually reserved for driving under the influence of alcohol. From fines to license suspension and even jail time, these…

Police can fine passengers in Florida for not wearing a seat belt or having an open alcohol container. While more serious actions like resisting an officer may result in misdemeanor charges, these are typically noncriminal offenses that carry fines. Passenger laws have…

Wondering, “Can you get a ticket for going too slow?” In Florida, yes, you can! Under Florida Statute §316.183, motorists may be cited if they operate a vehicle at such a slow speed that they block or impede normal traffic flow.…

A hardship license is a restricted driving permit you may qualify for after a DUI suspension. To get one, you must meet eligibility requirements, complete DUI programs, and apply through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). The National…