
by Brandon F. Jones, EsquireMarch 29, 2019
Can Reckless Driving Be Expunged in Florida?
As per Florida Statute 316.192, reckless driving involves operating a vehicle with “a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property.” Any number of driving behaviors can constitute reckless driving. Those might include: Following a vehicle too closely. Intentionally running a red light or other traffic control devices. Weaving in and out of traffic. Fleeing a law...Read More
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by Brandon F. Jones, EsquireMarch 15, 2019
How Long Does Reckless Driving Stay on Record?
As per Florida Statute 316.192, a person drives recklessly when he or she operates a vehicle in “willful or wanton disregard of persons or property.” A charge of reckless driving is taken seriously by Florida prosecutors and judges. Some Florida DUI charges can get reduced to reckless driving. Given the facts of a case, law enforcement, insurance companies, and potential employers are all able...Read More
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by Brandon F. Jones, EsquireMarch 12, 2019
What To Do If You Receive a Red Light Camera Violation
Why did I receive a Notice of Violation? To start with, it is based upon images captured. So, the automated system determined your vehicle committed a red light camera violation. And, as the vehicle owner, they mail the Notice of Violation to you. How much is the fine? Actually, each red light camera violation citations carry a $158 statutory penalty. Yet, you will not receive points against...Read More
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by Brandon F. Jones, EsquireMarch 10, 2019
7 Interesting Driving Citation Statistics
Chances are you’ve probably heard someone else complaining about how bad drivers from a particular state are, and chances are we have all been at least a little guilty of this type of stereotyping ourselves. However, the truth of the matter is though that every state has plenty of really bad drivers these days. So, of course, this leads to some very interesting driving citation statistics that...Read More
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by Brandon F. Jones, EsquireMarch 6, 2019
Public Contact Survey – Police
The most common reason for contact with the police is being a driver in a traffic stop. In 2008, an estimated 44% of face-to-face contacts that U.S. residents had with police occurred for this reason. About half of all traffic stops that year resulted in a traffic ticket. Police search approximately 5% of all drivers during a traffic stop. These findings are based on the Police-Public Contact...Read More
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