
While many drivers have exceeded posted speed limits during their driving history, speeding ticket charges in Virginia can vary significantly depending on the nature of the offense. More extreme cases are charged as reckless driving by speed, which is a class 1 misdemeanor.
Though speeding is an infraction rather than a misdemeanor, a conviction can still carry very serious and lasting consequences including:
- increased insurance rates
- license suspension
- points on your driving record
- high fines
Defending Speeding Violations
There are many factors that contribute to building a good speeding ticket defense. Our extensive local knowledge and legal expertise regularly saves our clients significant time and money when facing speeding ticket charges. During our initial consultation with a prospective client, we spend time understanding your case, the conditions of your stop and possible outcomes that we can use for your defense.
Increasing Your Chances for a Positive Outcome
Clients can often complete certain tasks prior to the court date in order to present evidence in mitigation of the offense:
Speeding Ticket Representation
Trey Mattox has represented hundreds of individuals charged with speeding offenses and has an outstanding record of having those charges reduced or dismissed. Trey regularly saves Mattox Law clients hundreds of dollars in fines and insurance premiums as well as helping to preserve driving privileges.
Trey is intimately familiar with Virginia speeding laws and what is required of the officer ensuring that all possible legal strategies are pursued. When representing a client for speeding, Trey analyzes every aspect of the case searching for errors made by the officer which can be used as a defense to the case. Additionally, Trey will insist on his clients completing certain tasks prior to the court date in order to present evidence in mitigation of the offense.
Why do I Need Mitigation Evidence?
Providing mitigation evidence is something that not all attorneys require and can often lead to better results in court. Mattox Law represents individuals charged with speeding offense who are both Virginia drivers as well as out of state drivers. All but five states belong to an Interstate Drivers License Compact, which mandates that these member states communicate traffic convictions between states. Consequences of a speeding conviction in Virginia can extend to your home state, which can bring even more serious punishments. Seeking professional legal representation is the recommended method for avoiding additional penalties and punishments.
Speeding Tickets For Out Of State Drivers
Mattox Law represents individuals charged with speeding offense who are both Virginia drivers as well as out of state drivers. All but five states belong to an Interstate Drivers License Compact, which mandates that these member states communicate traffic convictions between states. Therefore, the consequences of a speeding conviction in Virginia can be extended to your home state, which can bring even more serious punishments. One example would be North Carolina where your license can be suspended upon a conviction for speeding in excess of 55 mph and more that 15 mph over the speed limit.
Mattox Law Representation
Trey represents clients charged with speeding and reckless driving cases throughout the commonwealth of Virginia. He has become very familiar with the courts he appears in regularly and has established very good working relationships with the judges, prosecutors, officers, and clerks in these jurisdictions. Some of the courts Trey appears in regularly include: Emporia, Stafford, Fredericksburg, Caroline, Hanover, Henrico, Richmond, Chesterfield, Prince George, Hopewell, Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Brunswick, Greensville, Sussex, and New Kent Counties.
Mattox Law has handled hundreds of speeding ticket cases and has a proven track record of obtaining outstanding results for our clients. If you have additional questions about your speeding ticket case, please contact our office today.