Traffic Violations

Watching patrol lights flash in your rearview mirror on I-25 triggers immediate concern about how a Colorado traffic ticket will affect your driving record and insurance rates. Many Colorado drivers assume paying a ticket simply makes the problem disappear, but the reality involves potential point assessments, license suspensions, and financial

A speeding ticket 25 mph over the limit doesn’t just mean a fine. It means six points on your license, sky-high insurance premiums, and potential suspension if you already have violations on your record. The difference between fighting your charge and accepting a plea can determine whether you keep driving

Speeding tickets in Denver and across Colorado may seem like minor traffic violations, but they often carry serious consequences. Beyond the fine, a ticket can add points to your driving record, increase insurance rates, and even lead to license suspension. Many drivers pay the ticket without realizing that they are

It’s always best to avoid giving an officer a reason to pull you over. Such common driving behaviors as speeding, aggressive or erratic driving, or violating posted traffic laws are minor violations that will get law enforcement’s attention. However, several defective vehicle violations involve minor mechanical issues. These are simple