After a DUI charge in Maryland, you may be concerned about losing your driving privileges, especially if you rely on your vehicle for work or personal needs. Fortunately, in some cases, you may be eligible for a restricted license, which allows you to drive under specific conditions. However, there are certain criteria you must meet, […]
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D.C.’s New Traffic Enforcement Rules Cracks Down on Maryland and Virginia Drivers
After years of struggling to manage reckless driving and unpaid traffic fines, Washington, D.C. has implemented the STEER Act, a groundbreaking effort to bring accountability to its streets. This new law empowers the city to take stronger actions against repeat offenders, tackling a growing crisis of dangerous driving behaviors and uncollected fines while working to […]
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What Types of Maryland Traffic Tickets Can a Lawyer Help You Fight?
It only takes a brief moment of distraction or misjudgment to lead to a traffic ticket, causing you to potentially face fines, points on your driving record, and higher insurance rates. Thankfully, a lawyer can help you challenge many types of traffic tickets, guide you through the process, assess your options, and work to minimize […]
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Can You Get a Ticket or Charges for Tailgating Another Driver?
Following the vehicle in front of you too closely is not only dangerous, but it could also land you with a ticket, cause you to face higher insurance rates, or even cause you to incur a reckless driving charge. With over 30 years of experience, The Law Office of Hillel Traub has helped hundreds of […]
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Avoid Losing Your Commercial Driver’s License: 3 Tips from a Trusted Maryland Attorney
Commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) are how many people earn a living, provide for their families, and keep their careers moving forward. Unfortunately, any traffic stop, ticket, or misunderstanding on the road can threaten to take it away. For those dependent on their license, losing a CDL means lost income, opportunities, and a way of life. […]
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What Does It Mean to Have a Restricted License in Maryland?
Whether it’s work commitments, medical appointments, or daily responsibilities, not having the freedom to drive can be a major inconvenience. Fortunately, Maryland offers restricted licenses as a way for drivers to maintain some mobility. These licenses allow you to drive under specific conditions, usually tied to work, medical needs, education, or other essential activities. At […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Maryland’s License Points System
When you see flashing lights in your rearview mirror, your heart sinks. You are being pulled over, and now you may be facing a traffic ticket. The points on your license start adding up in your mind, and you wonder what this means for your driving record and insurance rates. The Maryland license points system […]
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Is it a Crime to Drive with Expired Insurance [ or No?] in Maryland?
Imagine rushing out the door on a typical morning, juggling your keys and coffee, only to realize halfway to work that your car insurance expired last month. Panic sets in as you recall the potential consequences. In Maryland, driving without valid insurance is more than just a minor slip-up; it can lead to serious legal […]
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How a Lawyer Can Help You Reinstate Your Maryland Driver’s License
Losing your driver’s license can feel like losing a part of your independence. Not being able to drive yourself to work, pick up your kids from school, or even run simple errands can be incredibly frustrating and disruptive to your daily life. Public transportation and relying on others for rides might not always be feasible, […]
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6 Myths About Traffic Offenses in Maryland
Traffic offenses in Maryland are more common than you might think, affecting countless drivers each year. Despite their prevalence, misinformation about these violations is widespread, leading to confusion and unnecessary anxiety among motorists. It’s time to debunk these myths and provide clarity on what you need to know when facing a traffic offense in our […]