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What to do if you are pulled over by a police officer

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When you notice an officer has his sirens and lights behind you.

Being pulled over can induce a lot of anxiety, especially if you have not been pulled over before. It is very important to try to remain calm as what you say and do can have a huge impact on the legal proceedings that may follow.

When you see a police officer turn his lights and sirens on you should safely move over to the right unless the officer otherwise indicates. Pulling over is not an admission of guilt. Come to a complete stop in a safe location.

Stopping in a safe and quick manner can give you a better chance of figuring out how and where you violated any traffic laws. Make sure to continue to obey laws as you are pulling over. Be courteous of other drivers an make sure to use your signal while moving through lanes.

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What Sets Us Apart

Clean Record

Peace of mind comes with a spotless driving record, eliminating worries about past violations.

Cost Savings

One ticket can raise insurance premiums for three years with higher impacts on teenagers.

Career Flexibility

Various jobs now require a clean driving record, extending beyond traditional driving roles.

Ticket Prevention

A clean record often leads to warnings instead of tickets during traffic stops.

REASONS TO FIGHT A TICKET

1. Save Money! Generally the cost of higher a lawyer will be less than the ticket itself. Further, every point on your record may increase your premium for three years! A single point can end up costing thousands over the years.

2. Better Job Opportunities! It is not only commercial drivers who need a clean driving record. A clean driving record can be useful for a variety of jobs.

3. Save Time! Generally, each ticket requires attending Court on two separate occasions. The first being the arraignment, and the second being the trial day. This can be hours of your day, during general work hours, that you can save by hiring an attorney to attend on your behalf.