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Why Should I Fix My Traffic Tickets in St. Louis?
In Missouri, all tickets that are not parking violations (expired meters, not parked close enough to the curb, etc.) are considered moving violations. If you choose not to get them fixed by a traffic ticket lawyer, they will result in points going on your driving record.
Protect your driving record and privileges with Combs Waterkotte. Contact one of our traffic violations lawyers today at (314) 900-HELP.
Having points on your license, regardless of how minor your violation was, means that your insurance rates will go up. If you've been stopped and given a ticket, contacting an effective St. Louis traffic ticket lawyer is one of the best investments you can make. You may pay a bit more money right now, but you will save even more money in the long run by not having to pay a higher insurance premium.
What Are the Common Traffic Tickets Issued In St. Louis and Throughout Missouri?
It's no secret that police officers all over St. Louis are on the lookout for drivers violating Missouri's traffic laws to pull them over and write them a ticket. Many municipalities rely on traffic ticket revenue to pad city coffers and provide their residents with basic services. Running heavy traffic enforcement is seen as an easy and popular way to raise revenue while bolstering their community's reputation as a safe place to live.
As experienced St. Louis traffic ticket lawyers, our firm has seen all sorts of reasons why people have been pulled over and given a moving violation. Here are some of the most common, and if you see your offense on this list call us at (314) 900-HELP to get started on fixing your ticket:
- Speeding
- Failure to signal
- Running a stop sign or traffic signal
- Illegal U-turn
- Not coming to a complete stop at a signal ("rolling stop")
- Following another driver too closely
- Passing in a no-passing zone
- Not adhering to traffic rules in work zones
- Driving the wrong way on a one-way street
- Not having current license plates
- Brake/turn signal lights not installed or burnt-out
- Leaving the scene of an accident
- Driving without insurance
- Reckless driving
- Driving while suspended/revoked
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