Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDL) and North Carolina Traffic Violations: Protecting Your Career From Disqualification

Posted 3:45 pm by tonyhuynhlaw & filed under Uncategorized.

For a commercial driver, 15 miles per hour over the speed limit can become one of the convictions used to take away the legal ability to work. Federal CDL rules classify excessive speeding, reckless driving, improper lane changes, following too closely, and certain other offenses as “serious traffic violations,” with escalating disqualification periods for repeat… Read more »

Fighting Habitual Traffic Offender Allegations in North Carolina: License Revocation Risks and Long-Term Consequences

Posted 3:33 pm by tonyhuynhlaw & filed under Uncategorized.

Traffic court is not baseball, and North Carolina does not apply a simple “three strikes and you lose your license” rule.  Repeat traffic convictions can trigger suspension or revocation under specific statutes, while habitual impaired driving requires a current DWI plus three qualifying impaired-driving convictions within the preceding 10 years and carries permanent license revocation… Read more »

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