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In various states, the word "reckless driving" might signify different things. In general, it refers to driving a motor vehicle on a road furiously, recklessly or at a speed or in a manner dangerous to the public. Many people have received speeding fines in their years of driving, but reckless driving is less common and usually requires a court appearance.
In certain places, simply exceeding the speed limit is enough to be charged with reckless driving. These charges generally arise from exceeding a designated speed limit. Approaching in an unsafe manner can also result in a charge. Attempting to pass a school bus, two cars in front of each other, or passing on the summit of a hill are all prohibited.
Consult Prominent Lawyers
If you have been charged with reckless driving, what should you do? Arrange an appointment with Prominent Lawyers. Depending on the nature of the event and if anybody was harmed or property damage was caused, these offences can result in other charges, in the loss of your licence, heavy fines and even jail time. Prominent Lawyers may be able to reduce your case to a minor speeding ticket or an improper driving penalty. This will almost certainly result in less fines and if you lose your licence, it will probably be for a shorter period of time.
Repeat Offenders
If you are a first-time offender, you could have a lower sentence imposed, but repeat offenders can enrage courts, prompting them to impose heavier punishments. Time spent in jail away from your job or the long-term loss of your licence can spell serious hardship and possibly be financially unstable for years, so it is critical to have a lawyer on your side who is familiar with traffic offences.
Even though reckless driving is usually treated as a misdemeanor, it will go on your permanent record, following you for the rest of your life. Having Prominent Lawyers on your side can make the difference between an inconvenience and a major, long-lasting disruption to your life.
Have you been charged with reckless driving? Call Prominent Lawyers today on 1800 77 66 46.
*The contents in this article are solely intended to provide general information in summary and do not constitute legal advice. We recommend seeking the assistance of a legal professional to discuss any matters at hand.
