Traffic Violations

Not every North Carolina traffic ticket results in you losing your driving privileges, but some offenses may result in you losing your ability to drive for a set time. Certain speed-related offenses are among those that may lead to a loss of licensure, and losing your...

Today's cars, trucks and SUVs are larger and heavier that those of the past. In fact, according to Bankrate, most passenger vehicles on the road today weigh between 2,600 and 5,500 pounds. The sheer weight of these vehicles makes them dangerous to other drivers,...

If you have failed to stop for a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop sign out, you are not alone. The North Carolina Department of Transportation estimates an average of 3,000 motorists pass school buses each day school is in session. Whether you were...

As you probably know, it is against the law to drive a motor vehicle if you have a blood alcohol concentration beyond North Carolina's 0.08% legal limit. You may not realize, though, that you can face consequences for transporting an open container of booze in your...

The state may revoke or suspend your driver's license for a number of reasons, including driving while impaired or going over the speed limit. If you decide to operate a vehicle while your license is under suspension, you run the risk of incurring additional...

North Carolina's Department of Transportation reports that in 2019, 1384 crashes involved drivers distracted by an electronic communication device. Statewide laws regarding cellphone use as a driver exist to prevent these accidents. Teenage drivers must adhere to...