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In need of advice for your Vermont traffic ticket, DUI or other traffic related matter over the July 4th holiday? Call our office at 802-257-7161 to receive the advice you need as quickly as you need it.
Continue reading ›The Law: 23 VSA Section 1050 states: (a) Upon the approach of a law enforcement vehicle which is sounding a siren or displaying a blue or blue and white signal lamp, or both, or upon the approach of an ambulance, fire apparatus, a vehicle operated by a volunteer firefighter, EMS personnel, or a motor vehicle…
Continue reading ›Proper posting of speed limit signs is a predicate requirement to any speeding violation. Vermont roads are known to be windy and, at times, closely closed in by foliage. As a result, speed limit signs at times can be difficult if not impossible to view. If charged with a speeding violation, the first step in…
Continue reading ›In certain cases, with specific factors an argument may be made that a driver facing a moving violation should be placed on Vermont traffic ticket probation to allow them to prove to the court and the officer that the error they made was not indicative of their overall driving character. Here is how it works:…
Continue reading ›Prior to 2010 Vermont had zero laws that would allow a person convicted of DUI to get their license back earlier then the the 90 or 180 day suspension period for a DUI-first offense. In a rural place like Vermont this law had drastic effects on those who needed to drive from their small town…
Continue reading ›There are clear cut rules enumerated in Title 23 of the Vermont Statutes that state that operators of trucks requiring a Vermont Commercial Driver’s License may not operate them with a Blood Alcohol Contents of .04 or more. However, there is also a blanket “influence” provision in the Statute, stating that if the driver of…
Continue reading ›There are certain speeding tickets where the odds are heavily stacked agains the driver facing the violation. Of these tickets, the violation that takes the proverbial most difficult to defend title, is the speeding in a work zone on an interstate highway violation. Here is why: 1) Points: No matter how fast or slow you…
Continue reading ›You have filed your notice of denial with the Vermont Judicial Bureau and have received a notice of hearing to appear in a Vermont court, so what happens next? The process in defending your Vermont CDL or traffic ticket can be multi-faceted depending on the resolution that is reached at each step of the process.…
Continue reading ›There are two different ways in which an individual who holds a CDL can face suspension in Vermont based on driving a regular motor vehicle. (1) operating, attempting to operate, or being in actual physical control of a commercial motor vehicle on a highway with an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or more or under the…
Continue reading ›Many equate a CDL ticket hearing in the State of Vermont to be the same as requesting an administrative hearing through the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles. However, this common misconception can cause serious problems if one is facing a Vermont CDL ticket that may have a serious impact on a trucker keeping their CDL…
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