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Fairfax County, Virginia is a rapidly growing county and its residents have a wide variety of legal needs. The SRIS Law Group Virginia attorneys regularly represent clients who reside in Fairfax County and Virginia clients who travel through Fairfax County and out of state clients who come to Fairfax County.
The SRIS Law Group Virginia lawyers assist Fairfax County clients with legal issues such as traffic tickets cases in Fairfax County (reckless driving, driving on suspended license, speeding tickets, DUI, etc.),
If you need help with any type of traffic violation in Fairfax County, contact the SRIS Law Group Virginia attorneys for help.
The SRIS Law Group assists clients before the Fairfax County Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court, Fairfax County General District Court & Fairfax County Circuit Court.
The SRIS Law Group assists clients in the following localities of Fairfax County also:
Annandale, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Fort Belvoir, Fairfax City, Falls Church, Herndon, Vienna, Great Falls, Lake Barcroft, Lorton, McLean, Merrifield, Mount Vernon, North Springfield, Oakton & Reston.
Some of the different types of reckless driving offenses the Fairfax County, Virginia reckless driving defense attorneys of the SRIS Law Group assist clients with are:
Reckless Driving Charge In Virginia Due To Speeding – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-862
General Reckless Driving In Virginia – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-852
Racing is Reckless Driving In Virginia – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-865
Virginia Reckless Driving – Two Abreast In A Single Lane – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-857
Passing Two Vehicles Abreast Is Reckless Driving In Virginia – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-856
Passing A Stopped School Bus in Virginia Is Reckless Driving – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-859
Failure to Yield Right of Way In Virginia Is Reckless Driving – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-863
Failure to Give Proper Signal Is Reckless Driving In Virginia – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-860
Driving Too Fast For Conditions In Virginia Is Reckless Driving – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-861
Faulty Brakes / Driving Vehicle Not Under Control In Virginia Is Reckless Driving – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-853
Passing At Railroad Grade Crossing In Virginia Is Reckless Driving – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-858
Driving On Parking Lots Recklessly is Reckless Driving In Virginia – Virginia Reckless Driving State Law 46.2-864
The consequences for a reckless driving ticket in Virginia are severe.
They are many different types of Virginia reckless driving offenses. Some of the different types of reckless driving offenses in Virginia are:
• Passing on double line in Virginia is reckless driving
• Failure to maintain control in Virginia is reckless driving
• Speeding in excess of 20 miles over the speed limit in Virginia is reckless driving
Clients often ask us what happens when you get a reckless driving ticket in Virginia & how to get rid of a reckless driving charge?
There are many types of reckless driving offenses in Virginia. For example, if you spin your tires coming out of a parking lot, this could be considered reckless driving in Virginia.
A reckless driving charge in Virginia is a class 1 misdemeanor. The reckless driving penalties in Virginia are very severe. The fines for a reckless driving ticket in Virginia are a maximum of $2500. The maximum jail time is 1 year in jail and six months loss of license.
First and foremost, we tell our clients it is possible to get out of a reckless driving charge in Virginia. In some cases, our reckless driving attorneys in the Commonwealth of Virginia can even get rid of your reckless driving charge in absentia (that means you don’t have to show up).
Call us for help if you got a reckless driving ticket in any part of Virginia including Chesterfield, Virginia & Brunswick, Virginia.
