Ryan hugh
12 posts
Oct 15, 2024
6:41 AM
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Careless driving is a traffic offense in New Jersey that involves driving a vehicle without due caution and circumspection, endangering a person or property. Examples of careless driving include speeding, tailgating, failing to yield, disregarding traffic signals, driving too fast for road conditions, and failing to maintain control. Penalties for careless driving include fines, license suspensions, insurance surcharges, and community service. Consequences include increased insurance rates, employment consequences, loss of commercial driver's license, impact on driving record, and potential license suspension or revocation. To defend against New Jersey Careless Driving, one should consult an experienced traffic attorney, review evidence, challenge the prosecution's case, and negotiate plea bargains or reduced charges. Resources for defending against careless driving include the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, New Jersey Judicial Branch, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and local traffic attorneys.
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