New Jersey Traffic Tickets

Common Driving Offenses

Driving while suspended

If your driving privileges have been suspended, you will need to pay a Restoration Fee of $100. If the judge did not take your license in court, you must surrender it at any Regional Service Center or mail to:
Motor Vehicle Commission
Driver Management Bureau
P.O. Box 134Trenton, NJ 08650

Speeding Tickets Offenses

Exceeding maximum speed 1-14 mph over limit
Exceeding maximum speed 15-29 mph over limit
Exceeding maximum speed 30 mph or more over limit

Failure to stop for traffic
light

These are serious consequences. If the driver, at the time the traffic ticket was issued or later, has other violations, the multiple offenses can result in even harsher penalties. Our lawyers take every charge against our clients seriously. If you would like to discuss defense of a ticket for running a red light or stop sign, failure to yield, or any other traffic violation with one of our attorneys, please contact our office and arrange a free consultation.

Improper passing of school
bus

A driver on a highway passing school bus used solely for the transportation of children to and from school, any school activity, or summer day camp must stop not less than 25 feet from the bus when the bus has stopped to receive or discharge any passengers.

New Jersey driver's license

Having a New Jersey driver's license is an important privilege. Unless you live in a metropolitan area close to public transportation, the loss of your driver's license can have dramatic effects on your life, potentially limiting the way you manage yourself.
If you have received a traffic ticket in New Jersey, you have come to the right place: The Stabile Law Firm, LLC. The issuance of a speeding ticket, driving while suspended ticket, DUI DWI, careless driving ticket or any other NJ traffic ticket by the police doesn’t automatically mean that you are guilty. What it means is that you have the right to go to court and make the prosecution prove that your traffic ticket in NJ has merit.

Consequences

The consequences for a conviction resulting from traffic tickets in New Jersey may include fines, court costs, points on your license, community service, license suspension, surcharges, insurance points, and increased insurance costs. In addition, traffic tickets can sometimes include the very serious consequence of incarceration for periods as long as 180 days or more, but the majority of traffic tickets in New Jersey are simple traffic violations. These include speeding tickets, improper passing tickets, failure to stop at traffic control devices, and many others. However, there are several traffic offenses that can be criminal charges, including possession of controlled dangerous substances.

What is the best way to fight a traffic ticket?

What is the best way to fight a traffic ticket? Call our office to speak to a New Jersey Traffic Defense Lawyers. Our experienced New Jersey traffic attorneys find innovative solutions to our clients' needs. We truly are vigorous in our representation.