Traffic Violations Lawyer in Anne Arundel County, MD

What’s at Stake When You Get a Traffic Ticket in Anne Arundel County

A traffic citation is rarely just a fine. In Maryland, violations carry points that accumulate on your driving record — and those points can cost you. Here’s how Maryland’s point system breaks down:

• 3–4 points: Warning letter from the Maryland MVA
• 5–7 points: Mandatory enrollment in a Driver Improvement Program
• 8–11 points: Notice of license suspension
• 12+ points: Notice of license revocation

Points remain on your record for two years. Accumulate enough, and you could lose the ability to drive — affecting your job, your family, and your daily life. That’s why fighting a traffic ticket in the Anne Arundel County District Court is almost always worth it.

Traffic Violations We Defend in Anne Arundel County

Attorney Hillel Traub defends clients against a wide range of traffic violations throughout Anne Arundel County, including:

• Speeding tickets — including excessive speeding on I-97, US-50, and Route 2 (Governor Ritchie Highway)
• Reckless driving and negligent driving charges
• Driving with a suspended or revoked license
• Distracted driving citations (handheld device use)
• Failure to stop at a stop sign or red light
• DUI/DWI charges
• CDL violations for commercial drivers
• Driving without insurance or vehicle registration
• Hit-and-run and failure to remain at the scene
• Move over law violations and other motor vehicle offenses

Whether you were stopped on I-97 near Millersville, along Route 2 through Pasadena, or on US-50 heading into Annapolis, the outcome of your case matters. Don’t accept a conviction without understanding your options.

Why Choose The Law Office of Hillel Traub, P.A.?

A Former MVA Attorney — Now Fighting for Drivers

This is a distinction that genuinely matters. Attorney Hillel Traub previously worked as a Trial Attorney for the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration. He understands how the state builds traffic cases — because he built them. That background gives him an inside perspective most traffic defense attorneys simply don’t have.

Proven Results in Anne Arundel County Courts

The Law Office of Hillel Traub has secured favorable outcomes for clients appearing in the Anne Arundel County District Court, including cases heard in Glen Burnie. Notable results include:

• Failure to stop at a railroad crossing (Anne Arundel County – Glen Burnie): Officer did not provide evidence — case resolved favorably for a professional driver
• Multiple traffic violations (Anne Arundel County – Glen Burnie): Officer agreed to proceed on only one charge; PBJ granted on the remaining count
• Driving without a license: Case dismissed after proving client held a valid license
• Speeding 106 mph in a 55 mph zone: Not guilty verdict following extensive trial

Thousands of Satisfied Clients. Award-Winning Representation.

With a 4.9 Google rating across 424+ reviews and recognition from AVVO for speeding ticket defense and DUI, clients consistently trust The Law Office of Hillel Traub to deliver results. Free consultations mean you can understand your options with zero financial obligation.

How It Works

• Call or contact us — Reach out at 410-205-5603 or online for your free consultation
• Review your case — Attorney Traub evaluates the charges, the circumstances of your stop, and the evidence
• Build a strategy — Every case is different; your defense will be tailored to the specific facts and the Anne Arundel County court
• Fight for the best outcome — Dismissal, reduced charges, Probation Before Judgment, or acquittal at trial
• Protect your record — Work to minimize or eliminate points, fines, and license consequences

Frequently Asked Questions: Traffic Violations in Anne Arundel County

How many points does a speeding ticket add to my Maryland license?
It depends on how fast you were going. Speeding 1–9 mph over the limit adds 1 point. Going 10–19 mph over adds 2 points. Exceeding the limit by 20–29 mph adds 2 points (with potential criminal charges for higher speeds). Accumulating 8 or more points can trigger a license suspension.

Should I just pay my traffic ticket in Anne Arundel County?
Paying the ticket is an admission of guilt. It adds points to your license, can raise your insurance rates, and creates a record. It is often better to contest the charge — even minor violations can have long-term consequences.

Can a traffic ticket be dismissed in Maryland?
Yes. Charges can be dismissed if the officer fails to appear, if evidence is insufficient, or if procedural errors occurred during the stop. An experienced traffic defense attorney can identify these opportunities and argue them on your behalf.

What court handles traffic cases in Anne Arundel County?
Traffic violations in Anne Arundel County are typically heard in the District Court of Maryland for Anne Arundel County, with courthouses in Annapolis and Glen Burnie.

What is Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) in a traffic case?
A PBJ is a disposition where the court withholds a formal conviction. While it still appears on your driving record, it avoids certain consequences of a conviction and may reduce or eliminate points. Attorney Hillel Traub regularly pursues PBJs for eligible clients.

Does a traffic conviction in Maryland affect my car insurance?
Yes. Convictions and points on your record typically cause insurance premiums to increase. Preventing a conviction — or reducing the severity of the charge — can help protect your rates.

Ready to Fight Your Traffic Ticket in Anne Arundel County? Contact Us Today.

A traffic violation doesn’t have to derail your driving record, your insurance rates, or your livelihood. Attorney Hillel Traub has spent over 25 years helping Maryland drivers protect their rights in court, and his unique background as a former MVA Trial Attorney makes him a formidable advocate at the Anne Arundel County District Court. Call 410-205-5603 or visit our contact page to schedule your free consultation today. The Law Office of Hillel Traub, P.A. is ready to go to work for you.